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Neversleep Posted 6 years ago
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Look forward to buy/get something?

How can I say that there is something that I really want (to buy or get)? Like:

  1. I'm looking forward to buy a car.
  2. I'm looking forward to get a car.
  

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I'm looking forward to buying a car. I'm looking forward to getting a car. You look forward to something .

— Clive

  • I'm looking forward to buying a car.
  • I'm looking forward to getting a car.
  • You look forward to something .
  • Something is eg a noun eg a pronoun eg a gerund Clive
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  1. I'm looking forward to buying a car.
  2. I'm looking forward to getting a car.
  3. You look forward to something. Something is eg a noun eg a pronoun eg a gerund

Clive

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