drive slowly _ for potholes on the road a) look at B) look out c) look over d) lookup
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The correct option is B) look out.
Drive slowly. Look out for potholes on the road.
Look out is a phrasal verb which signifies 'to advise someone to be cautious, particularly when there is a threat. The phrasal verb is a verb joined with a preposition or adverb and many times with both, to give a new sense, for instance, win over and see to, go in for.
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The answer to this question is option b.
You can drive slowly and look out for potholes on the road.
Speeding is a main cause of lots of road traffic accident.
You all recognize that exceeding the speed limit by a few mph may have the catastrophic impact in the collision.
It is always helpful to drive slowly because it will reduce the possibilities of accidents
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