look after

to take care of.

• I look after you.
• We look after him.
• He looks after us.
• I'll look after Tom.
• I'll look after you.
• I'll look after him.
• I'll look after her.
• She looks after them.
• We'll look after Tom.
• We'll look after you.
• We'll look after him.
• We'll look after her.
• I'll look after them.
• They'll look after me.
• We'll look after them.
• I can look after myself.
• I had to look after you.
• Who looks after this dog?
• He looked after the baby.
• Lucy looked after my dog.
• I'm looking after myself.
• Tom had to look after me.
• They looked after the boy.
• She looked after her baby.
• I will look after the dog.
• I said I'd look after Tom.
• He had to look after Mary.
• Tom looked after the baby.
• I said I'd look after you.
• I said I'd look after him.
• I said I'd look after her.
• I'll look after that child.
• Will you look after my cat?
• They are well looked after.
• She looked after the child.
• Tom has to look after Mary.
• I don't need looking after.
• I'll look after our guests.
• Tom had to look after Mary.
• I said I'd look after them.
• Now I can look after myself.
• I am looked after by my son.
• Would you look after my cat?
• I look after my grandfather.
• I'll look after Tom for you.
• Who looks after the children?
• Who will look after the baby?
• Who will look after your dog?
• She looked after the patient.
• Please look after my luggage.
• I will look after this child.
• Stay here and look after Tom.
• Tom said he'll look after me.
• Stay here and look after him.
• Stay here and look after her.
• You must look after the child.
• I must look after the rabbits.
• I have to look after this cat.
• She looked after the children.
• Who's looking after your dogs?
• Would somebody look after Tom?
• Would somebody look after him?
• Would somebody look after her?
• Stay here and look after them.
• Will you look after my baggage?
• He is looked after by his aunt.
• Tom asked me to look after you.
• Would somebody look after them?
• The twins looked after the baby.
• She looked after her old mother.
• I have to look after the rabbit.
• Tom asked me to look after Mary.
• Tom couldn't look after himself.
• We should look after our parents.
• You look after the children, Tom.
• Will you look after the children?
• I had to look after the children.
• She has to look after her mother.
• Can you help look after the kids?
• There's no one to look after her.
• They are going to look after him.
• The nurse looked after the babies.
• Who should look after the elderly?
• I'd like you to look after my dog.
• I promise you I'll look after you.
• We have to look after our parents.
• I told Tom I'd look after his dog.
• Every day, I look after the sheep.
• I'll look after it this afternoon.
• I promised Tom I'd look after you.
• Who is going to look after our dog?
• The children were well looked after.
• She looked after my dog for a month.
• Will you look after my dog tomorrow?
• We look after Tom's cat at weekends.
• I'm going to look after it tomorrow.
• We have to look after ourselves now.
• I have lots of affairs to look after.
• My sister often looks after the baby.
• She was looked after in the hospital.
• You promised me you'd look after Tom.
• Those children were well looked after.
• My mother looks after the plants well.
• Who will look after your dog tomorrow?
• Thank you for looking after my sister.
• Can you help Tom look after the place?
• Tom is too weak to look after himself.
• That child must be looked after by you.
• Will you look after my children for me?
• You need to look after your loved ones.
• He is going to look after it next week.
• We've all got to look after each other.
• Her duty was to look after the children.
• My mother being ill, I looked after her.
• She looked after my children last night.
• I looked after him for a period of time.
• Will you look after my dog while I'm out?
• Please look after my cats while I'm away.
• She quit her job to look after her child.
• Would you please look after the children?
• Tom looked after my dog while I was away.
• He looked after our dog while we were out.
• He does not need a wife to look after him.
• I will look after your child this evening.
• Don't they have anyone to look after them?
• Tom asked Mary to look after the children.
• I promised your mother I'd look after you.
• I promised your father I'd look after you.
• Can you look after my kids this afternoon?
• You will be looking after Tom from now on.
• Will you look after my dog while I am away?
• I will look after my parents in the future.
• Mother looked after my dog during the trip.
• Who would look after my children if I died?
• Is there anyone to look after the children?
• I'll look after your dog while you're away.
• They asked Mary to look after the children.
• Many children had to look after themselves.
• I want you to stay here and look after Tom.
• Joe and Caroline are looking after our dog.
• It is said that she looked after the orphan.
• Would you please look after my dog tomorrow?
• Did you get someone to look after the child?
• Somebody has to stay here to look after Tom.
• Tom looked after our dog while we were away.