Speak Better English with Harry Speak Better English with Harry | Episode 552
Sep 10, 2025
Discover the fascinating world of English expressions featuring 'look'! This discussion unpacks phrases like 'to have a look' and 'look through,' complete with clear examples. Explore how appearance affects first impressions and the importance of observational language. Dive into idiomatic expressions that guide our predictions based on visual cues. Enhance your everyday conversations with practical, memorable expressions that will make your English sound more natural and confident.
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Promise A Quick Check
- When someone asks you to check something, say "I'll have a look" to promise a quick examination or investigation.
- Use it for documents, appliances, or small problems when you may not fully fix the issue but will inspect it.
Use 'Look Through' For Detailed Scans
- Use "look through" to indicate a more detailed scan of a document or material.
- It implies reading key parts rather than a superficial glance.
Aim To 'Look Your Best'
- Say "look your best" when advising someone to present themselves as attractively or smartly as possible.
- It refers to grooming, clothes, and overall neat appearance for events or photos.