PHRASAL VERB FRIDAY: LOOK DOWN ON
31 / 10 / 2014
PHRASAL VERB FRIDAY: LOOK DOWN ON: meaning and examples
Good morning everyone and welcome to another Phrasal Verb Friday. Happy Halloween!
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As you know, for October's Phrasal Verb Fridays we have examined three-word phrasal verbs. Today, we complete this month's lessons with the phrasal verb LOOK DOWN ON.
Definition: To feel superior to someone or something.
Example 1: He looks down on people in the sales department.
Example 2: The rich should not look down on the poor.
Example 3: My mother taught me never to look down on anyone.
This ends our month of lessons about three-word phrasal verbs, and the other themes of October. Tune in next week to see November's themes, including lessons on countable and non-countable nouns, and a new Monday theme: Missing Monday.
Until then, have a great weekend; and Happy Halloween to anyone who is celebrating!
If you would like to see one of our past Halloween-themed Daily Vitamins, you can click on the following link:
https://www.ziggurat.es/es/lecciones_ingles/index.asp?id=1117
As you know, for October's Phrasal Verb Fridays we have examined three-word phrasal verbs. Today, we complete this month's lessons with the phrasal verb LOOK DOWN ON.
Definition: To feel superior to someone or something.
Example 1: He looks down on people in the sales department.
Example 2: The rich should not look down on the poor.
Example 3: My mother taught me never to look down on anyone.
This ends our month of lessons about three-word phrasal verbs, and the other themes of October. Tune in next week to see November's themes, including lessons on countable and non-countable nouns, and a new Monday theme: Missing Monday.
Until then, have a great weekend; and Happy Halloween to anyone who is celebrating!
