Is this correct to use "to look for for"?

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English Language Tests, Intermediate level

ESL/EFL Test #140 "Idioms with the phrasal verb look", question 5

I ......... for my laptop in car, in my office and even under the bed, but I couldn't find it anywhere.

(a) looked at
(b) looked for
(c) looked after
(d) looked over

English Language Tests, Intermediate level

ESL/EFL Test #140 "Idioms with the phrasal verb look", answer 5

I looked for for my laptop in car, in my office and even under the bed, but I couldn't find it anywhere.

Correct answer: (b) looked for
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Is this correct to use "to look for for"?

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[Yankee]

Hi

No, "to look for for" is not correct. Apparently this is a typo in the test. There is also a second typo that needs to be fixed. There should be a word in front of "car" (e.g. "my" or "the").

Amy
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[Shafqat]

Dear alen,

Before started this new exercise I wanted to know the meaning of following words because I could not find in the dictionary.

To look after
To look over
To look into
To look up

Regards
Khan

[Torsten]

Hi Khan,

You will find most of these definitions here: Phrasal verb 'look'.

Also, please note the correct spelling of Alan's name.

Thanks,
Torsten

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[Shafqat]

Sorry Torsten I will not repeat this mistake again.