Question

1670 1 Someone should inspect the kitchen twice a week to look whether everything is nice and clean. Someone should inspect the kitchen twice a week to [[look]] whether everything is nice and clean. see see = find out (by checking): 'I'll go and see whether they have any rooms available.' 'While you're in the kitchen, can you see if the eggs are cooked?'Compare: 'I looked to see whether it was still raining.'

Accepted Answer

look ✗ Someone should inspect the kitchen twice a week to see whether everything is nice and clean. Someone should inspect the kitchen twice a week to [[see]] whether everything is nice and clean. look | see

Idx	1670
Keyword	look
Sub Entry Number	1
Type of Sentence	✗
Error Sentence	Someone should inspect the kitchen twice a week to look whether everything is nice and clean.
Correct Sentence	Someone should inspect the kitchen twice a week to see whether everything is nice and clean.
Cloze Error Sentence	Someone should inspect the kitchen twice a week to [[look]] whether everything is nice and clean.
Cloze Sentence	Someone should inspect the kitchen twice a week to [[see]] whether everything is nice and clean.
Cloze Answer	see
Choices	look \| see
Explanation	see = find out (by checking): 'I'll go and see whether they have any rooms available.' 'While you're in the kitchen, can you see if the eggs are cooked?' Compare: 'I looked to see whether it was still raining.'

Inspect Kitchen Week Nice Clean Find Checking Rooms