Make a meaningful sentence of your own using the following phrase:
‘ to look into’

Hint: The phrasal verb ‘to look into’ means to examine, assess, or analyze something. A meaningful sentence should also be grammatically correct.

Complete step-by-step answer:

From the hint given to us, we know that ‘to look into’ means to examine, assess or analyze something. We also know that a meaningful sentence should also be grammatically correct. For constructing a sentence in English, the language follows the word order of - subject followed by the verb and then the object. The subject of a sentence is the doer of the verb and the object of the sentence is the one that receives the action of the verb. It is also to be noted that a sentence in English cannot begin with a conjunction. Every sentence must have at least a subject and verb in order to be meaningful.
Phrasal verbs are the words that are joined with an adverb or a preposition to give a new meaning. As already given to us in the hint, ‘to look into’ is a phrasal verb. Thus, ‘to look into’ will act as the verb for our sentence.
Keeping all these rules in mind, we shall be constructing our sentence.
“A carpenter was called to look into the malfunctioning of the door lock.”

Note: ‘To look into’ is different from the verb ‘to look’. ‘To look into’ means to examine something, whereas, ‘to look’ means to see or watch something.