Today we are going to talk about how to use the expression "look out."
Here is a sample sentence:
"Look out! I think I just saw a shark in the water!"
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Look out
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Meaning: We say "look out" when we want to warn someone that they are in danger. We might say this when someone is about to be hit by a ball, is swimming near a shark, or is hiking in a dangerous area.
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Grammar Tip: This phrasal verb is inseparable. You cannot put anything between "look" and "out"
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Examples: "Look out! That baseball is coming right for your head." or "Look out! There are nails all over the deck and you're not wearing shoes."
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