[ Phrasal Verb ]
Now, ___________ your book.
A. look at
B. look for
C. look after
D. look up
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A. optional
B. frivolous
C. required
D. sensitive
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A. yes
B. no
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Identify the phrasal verb in this sentence: I take after my mother. I physically and personalitywise resemble her.
A. resemble
B. take after
C. take
D. personalitywise