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Moonstarmanahil Posted 17 years ago
Grammar

Hi all

Look forward to you?
Looking forward to you? 

Which one will be the appropriate??
  

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moonstarmanahil Look forward to you? Looking forward to you? Which one will be the appropriate??

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  • Which one will be the appropriate??
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moonstarmanahilLook forward to you?
Looking forward to you?
Which one will be the appropriate??

I think you wish to say "I'm looking forward to see you" OR
"I look forward to seeing you."
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I think looking forward seems appropriate like "looking forward to hear from you","looking forward to join","looking forward to + something what you are looking for"..well thats my opinion.im not too good in english.but antways i ve posted my opinion.
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Actually, whether it is "look forward to" or "looking forward to",

we need a noun or a noun phrase after " forward to".

Therefore the verb form following must be gerund, not infinitve

I am looking forward to my vacation in London

I am looking forward to spending a week in London

spend a week in London is incor
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Grammatically both are correct but are conveying different meanings.
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moonstarmanahilLook forward to you?
Looking forward to you?

Which one will be the appropriate??

Say, "I am looking forward to seeing you".

CJ
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Oh dear! What a blunder! Another careless mistake. Emotion: surprise

Certainly, it should be "I look forward to seeing you."

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