Phrasal Verbs Idioms

LOOK AFTER 🔙 🔝
🔹 - to take care of something or somebody

📌 Eventually, Amanda got Alan cleaned up and he said, ‘you’re very kind. Perhaps I could make you a cup of tea to return the kindness.’
‘OK,’ said Amanda, ‘but you’re in no fit state to look after a guest. I suggest you change out of those bloodstained clothes and have a shower while I make the tea.’
That seemed a good idea, thought Alan, maybe that’s what it was like to have a wife.
Amanda called through the bathroom door,
‘Where’s the kettle?’
‘Oh, I threw it out, you’ll have to use a saucepan,’ replied Alan.
‘No first aid kit, no kettle? You really do need looking after , don’t you?’ joked Amanda.
Yes, thought Alan, by you, that would be very nice.
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LOOK AFTER 🔙 🔝
🔹 - to take care of something or somebody

📌 Eventually, Amanda got Alan cleaned up and he said, ‘you’re very kind. Perhaps I could make you a cup of tea to return the kindness.’
‘OK,’ said Amanda, ‘but you’re in no fit state to look after a guest. I suggest you change out of those bloodstained clothes and have a shower while I make the tea.’
That seemed a good idea, thought Alan, maybe that’s what it was like to have a wife.
Amanda called through the bathroom door,
‘Where’s the kettle?’
‘Oh, I threw it out, you’ll have to use a saucepan,’ replied Alan.
‘No first aid kit, no kettle? You really do need looking after , don’t you?’ joked Amanda.
Yes, thought Alan, by you, that would be very nice.
🤱

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