Day 18-C

Question 1

What does ‘look into’ mean?

Answer 1

To try to discover facts about something. It means to investigate or examine something carefully to understand it better or find answers.

examples:

• I’ll look into flight options for our vacation next month.
• The HR department is looking into the employee’s complaint.
• We need to look into why the website keeps crashing.
• The committee will look into the budget discrepancies.

Common contexts:

• Professional settings: “We’ll look into your request.”
• Problem-solving: “Let me look into what’s causing the error.”
• Research: “The scientists are looking into new treatment options.”

Question 2

When is ‘look into’ often used?

Answer 2

‘Look into’ is often used when there’s a problem or situation that needs investigation.

Question 3

Can you provide an example of ‘look into’?

Answer 3

Can you look into this for me?

Example sentence: After several customers complained about late deliveries, they decided to look into the matter.

Question 4

Another example of ‘look into’?

Answer 4

The detective decided to look into the details of the case.