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The gerund (ing) is needed when 'to' is a preposition. Eg. I look forward to see ing you.
- The gerund (ing) is needed when 'to' is a preposition.
- Eg.
- I look forward to see ing you.
- He is accustomed to get ting up early .
- CB
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The gerund (ing) is needed when 'to' is a preposition.
Eg.
I look forward to seeing you.
He is accustomed to getting up early.
CB
Eg.
I look forward to seeing you.
He is accustomed to getting up early.
CB
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... and "meeting" is usually more formal than "seeing". A meeting is usually a set occasion, but seeing is more casual ...
- I'm meeting Paul tomorrow
[= We will sit at a table at an agreed time and discuss the things that we need to talk about]
- I'll probably be seeing Paul tomorrow
[= He and I often sit together during the lunch break]
Dave
... and "meeting" is usually more formal than "seeing". A meeting is usually a set occasion, but seeing is more casual ...
- I'm meeting Paul tomorrow
[= We will sit at a table at an agreed time and discuss the things that we need to talk about]
- I'll probably be seeing Paul tomorrow
[= He and I often sit together during the lunch break]
Dave
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