look at a vision board

/lʊk æt ə ˈvɪʒən bɔːrd/

verb phrase

  1. to direct your eyes toward a vision board and examine it, often to remind yourself of your goals

    B1

    look at + noun phrase; often used with time expressions like 'every morning'

    • "I look at my vision board every morning."A2
    • "She looked at her vision board to remind herself of her goals."B1
    • "During the coaching session, we looked at his vision board and revised the goals that no longer felt realistic."C1

Common mistakes

  • look a vision board→look at a vision board

    Use 'at' after 'look' when you name the thing you are viewing.

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