curriculum/challenges/english/blocks/learn-how-to-discuss-roles-and-responsibilities/65b657fea6ef4e81eb9a10fd.md
The phrase look out for means to watch over and protect someone or something, making sure they are safe or their needs are met. For example, You should look out for your children at the park. means you should make sure your children are safe while you are at the park.
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looks
This is the first part of a phrase meaning to watch over and protect. You should use its third-person singular form.
out
This part of the phrase indicates watching over.
for
This preposition is used to specify who or what you are protecting or caring for.
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