---
id: 65b657fea6ef4e81eb9a10fd
title: Task 29
challengeType: 22
dashedName: task-29
lang: en-US
---

<!-- (Audio) Bob: Word is that she's strict but fair, and she always looks out for the best interests of the team. -->

# --description--

The phrase `look out for` means to watch over and protect someone or something, making sure they are safe or their needs are met. For example, `You should look out for your children at the park.` means you should make sure your children are safe while you are at the park.

# --fillInTheBlank--

## --sentence--

`Word is that she's strict but fair, and she always BLANK BLANK BLANK the best interests of the team.`

## --blanks--

`looks`

### --feedback--

This is the first part of a phrase meaning to watch over and protect. You should use its third-person singular form.

---

`out`

### --feedback--

This part of the phrase indicates watching over.

---

`for`

### --feedback--

This preposition is used to specify who or what you are protecting or caring for.

# --scene--

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```
