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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
Grammar

For clearing my doubts

Dear sir,

Is i look forward to seeing you there and i looking forward to see you there means the same?ans which one is correct and appropriate one..
  

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Anonymous I look forward to seeing you there. They both mean the same, but only the first is correct. " One problem is that in the first case "to" is a preposition, and in the second case it's the infinitive marker.

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  • Anonymous I look forward to seeing you there.
  • They both mean the same, but only the first is correct.
  • " One problem is that in the first case "to" is a preposition, and in the second case it's the infinitive marker.
  • " Some expressions are followed by the gerund and some by the infinitive.
  • It's difficult for learners to remember which are which.
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AnonymousI look forward to seeing you there.

I looking forward to see you there.They both mean the same, but only the first is correct.

You can also use, "I'm looking forward to seeing you there."

One problem is that in the first case "to" is a preposition, and in the second case it's the infinitive marker.

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