Correct option is C
The correct substitution of the highlighted words is (c)
are looking for.
Explanation:
· The phrase "looking to" is incorrect in this context.
· The correct preposition with "look" when searching for something is
"look for".
· "Look to" means "rely on" or "expect help from," which does not fit here.
Grammatical rule used:
· "Look for" is a phrasal verb meaning "to search for."
· "Look to" means "to rely on someone."
Example:
· Incorrect: I am looking to my keys.
· Correct: I am looking for my keys.
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Information Booster:
· Other phrasal verbs with "look":
· Look after: take care of
· Look into: investigate