Take off has two common meanings. With clothes, it means remove: take off your shoes. With planes, it means leave the ground: the plane takes off.

We usually say get on a bus, train, plane or bike. We say get in a car or taxi. Get off means to leave a bus, train or plane.

Turn on means to start a light, TV, computer or another device. Turn off means to stop it. If the room is dark, you need to turn on the light.

Look at means to direct your eyes to something. Look for means to search for something. In this sentence, the speaker wants someone to see the photo, not search for it.

Use get off with buses, trains and planes. Use get out of with cars and taxis. Correct examples: get off the bus, get off the train, get out of the car.

Put on means to dress yourself in something: put on a jacket, put on shoes, put on a hat. Take off means to remove clothes. Turn on is used for lights, TVs, computers and other devices.

Look for means to try to find something. Look at means to direct your eyes to something. If you can’t find your keys, you are looking for them.

With put on, when the object is a pronoun, it goes in the middle: put it on, put them on. We can say put on your jacket or put your jacket on, but not put on it.

Wake up means to stop sleeping. Get up means to leave the bed. You can wake up first and get up later.

Go out often means to leave home for social activities, for example to go to a cafe, restaurant, cinema or meet friends. At A1-A2 level, it is commonly used for free time and evenings.