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Pooyan Posted 12 years ago
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look forward to ...

Hello,

I had emailed a professor for a position, and he did not have an openning in his group. I just wanted to reply to his response, and wondering if the second part (look forward to) makes sense or not?

"Thank you for your quick response, I look forward to collaborating with you in the future."

Thanks
  

Top answer

" Yes, I would say so. However, 'Collaboration' may be a step too soon since there is no opening. Perhaps 'looking forward to hearing from you/ working with you in the future.

— Practical English

  • " Yes, I would say so.
  • However, 'Collaboration' may be a step too soon since there is no opening.
  • Perhaps 'looking forward to hearing from you/ working with you in the future.
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PooyanI just wanted to reply to his response, and wondering if the second part (look forward to) makes sense or not?"Thank you for your quick response, I look forward to collaborating with you in the future."
Yes, I would say so. However, 'Collaboration' may be a step too soon since there is no opening. Perhaps 'looking forward to hearing from you/ working wit
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