look forward to

- I look forward to read your sentence.

- I look forward to reading your sentence. OK

optilang- I look forward to read your sentence.

- I look forward to reading your sentence. OK


I know verbs following "to" should be infinitive, right?

Thanks

I'm looking forward to - verb + ing.

I look forward to - verb + ing

So "looking forward to maintaining" is correct instead of "to maintain"?

PenicillinI know verbs following "to" should be infinitive, right?

That is very often true, but not always. As you probably know, the word 'to' is also used as a preposition, and when a verb follows a preposition, it must be in the -ing form. Here are some examples of 'to' followed by the -ing form of a verb:

- look forward to doing

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PenicillinI know verbs following "to" should be infinitive, right?

That is very often true, but not always. As you probably know, the word 'to' is also used as a preposition, and when a verb follows a preposition, it must be in the -ing form. Here are some examples of 'to' followed by the -ing form of a verb:

In my opinion the below is correct;

Looking foreward to reading your sentences
Is correct

if it is uncorrect, please inform

Hi,
In my opinion the below is correct;
Looking forward to reading your sentences
Is correct

if it is uncorrect, please inform

This is a phrase, not a complete sentence. There is no subject or complete verb.

This kind of phrase would be OK at the end of a letter,
eg

Looking forward to seeing you,
Love, Mother

Clive