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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
Grammar

For or To

When we use 'Looking forward' should it be followed by 'for' or 'to'?
  

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You look forward to something. CB

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You look forward to something.

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Start with a subject and verb:

We are looking forward to + ''ing' verb
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Apologies for bringing this again... so does it mean the below usage is incorrect?

'We look forward for your valuable inputs to better our services'

Thanks for your kind replies.
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Fivejedjon many thanks but using two 'to' like below does not seem elegant, any suggestions (on how to rephrase)?

'We look forward to your valuable inputs to better our services.'
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We look forward to your valuable input to improve our services.
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