Finish the panicked student's morning complaint by selecting the correct phrasal verb.

I am going to be so late for my morning class! I have been _____ my car keys for twenty minutes, and they are nowhere to be found.

The correct answer is looking for.

The phrasal verb "look for" means to search for something that is lost or missing.

Here is what the other "look" phrasal verbs mean:

• Look at means to direct your eyes toward something.

• Look after means to take care of someone or something (like a pet or a child).

• Look up means to search for information, like finding a word in a dictionary or a business's phone number online.