I looked ____ you at the party, but I didn't see you.
Correct answer: C. for
- A. to
- B. at
- C. for
- D. on
- E. none
Explanation
Look for means try to find someone or something, so “for” fits the sentence. “Look at” means observe, while “look to” usually means rely on or expect something.
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