to look
to look
'Look' is a regular verb: look / looked / looked. It often combines with prepositions: look at (patrzeć na), look for (szukać), look after (opiekować się).
Look at the map.
Look at the map.
Indicative
Present Simple
I look out of the window when I think.
I look out of the window when I think.
You look tired this morning.
You look tired this morning.
The dog looks at the door and waits.
The dog looks at the door and waits.
We look for mushrooms in the forest each autumn.
We look for mushrooms in the forest each autumn.
You look great in those photos.
You look great in those photos.
They look after their neighbour's cat.
They look after their neighbour's cat.
Present Continuous
I am looking for my keys everywhere.
I am looking for my keys everywhere.
You are looking at me strangely.
You are looking at me strangely.
She is looking through old photographs.
She is looking through old photographs.
We are looking for a new flat right now.
We are looking for a new flat right now.
You are looking in the wrong drawer.
You are looking in the wrong drawer.
They are looking forward to the holidays.
They are looking forward to the holidays.
Past Simple
I looked everywhere but found nothing.
I looked everywhere but found nothing.
You looked so happy at the wedding.
You looked so happy at the wedding.
He looked at his watch and sighed.
He looked at his watch and sighed.
We looked at three houses on Saturday.
We looked at three houses on Saturday.
You looked for the exit in the dark.
You looked for the exit in the dark.
They looked at each other and smiled.
They looked at each other and smiled.
Present Perfect
I have looked at the problem from every angle.
I have looked at the problem from every angle.
You have looked everywhere for that book.
You have looked everywhere for that book.
She has looked after the garden all summer.
She has looked after the garden all summer.
We have looked into the matter carefully.
We have looked into the matter carefully.
You have looked through all the files already.
You have looked through all the files already.
They have looked forward to this day for months.
They have looked forward to this day for months.
Past Perfect
I had looked at the map before we set off.
I had looked at the map before we set off.
You had looked everywhere before you asked me.
You had looked everywhere before you asked me.
She had looked pale for days before the diagnosis.
She had looked pale for days before the diagnosis.
We had looked at the reviews before booking.
We had looked at the reviews before booking.
You had looked for the address for an hour.
You had looked for the address for an hour.
They had looked into every complaint by then.
They had looked into every complaint by then.
Future Simple (will)
Future Simple
I will look into it first thing tomorrow.
I will look into it first thing tomorrow.
You will look wonderful in that dress.
You will look wonderful in that dress.
He will look after the shop while I'm away.
He will look after the shop while I'm away.
We will look for a cheaper option next time.
We will look for a cheaper option next time.
You will look back on this and laugh.
You will look back on this and laugh.
They will look at the plans next week.
They will look at the plans next week.
Conditional
Present Conditional (would)
Present Conditional
I would look for a new job in your situation.
I would look for a new job in your situation.
You would look better with more sleep.
You would look better with more sleep.
She would look after the kids if we asked.
She would look after the kids if we asked.
We would look silly in matching hats.
We would look silly in matching hats.
You would look for a compromise in a real crisis.
You would look for a compromise in a real crisis.
They would look out for each other in trouble.
They would look out for each other in trouble.
Perfect Conditional (would have)
Perfect Conditional
I would have looked for you if I had known you were lost.
I would have looked for you if I had known you were lost.
You would have looked better prepared with notes.
You would have looked better prepared with notes.
He would have looked into it, but he ran out of time.
He would have looked into it, but he ran out of time.
We would have looked around more with extra days.
We would have looked around more with extra days.
You would have looked for cheaper tickets in advance.
You would have looked for cheaper tickets in advance.
They would have looked after the house for free.
They would have looked after the house for free.
Imperative
Imperative
Look both ways before you cross.
Look both ways before you cross.
Let's look at this from a different angle.
Let's look at this from a different angle.
