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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
to hear or to hearing
Should you say
"I am looking forward to hear from you again"
or
"I am looking forward to hearing from you again"?
Thanks!
Linda
"I am looking forward to hear from you again"
or
"I am looking forward to hearing from you again"?
Thanks!
Linda
Top answer
The second.
- The second.
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I am looking forward to your visit (a noun) / my birthday (a noun) / Christmas (a noun). I am looking forward to hearing (a noun) from you again.
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Dear Fivejedjon, can you explain why - to Hearing Not To hear?? please
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TSHILLcan you explain why - to Hearing Not To hear??Philip has explained it clearly in his post.
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Mister Micawber TSHILLcan you explain why - to Hearing Not To hear??Philip has explained it clearly in his post.You beat me to it.
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MM & 5jj:
This is interesting. The three of us are in wide-apread time zones, but we're all online doing our thing.
This is interesting. The three of us are in wide-apread time zones, but we're all online doing our thing.
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PhilipThe three of us are in wide-apread time zones, but we're all online doing our thing.Not for long here. It's beddie-bye for me.
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Sorry
No need to apologize. These answers sometimes come quickly, and in short order. This was strange today, as we have a teacher in central Europe, in Japan and in the western US all on line at the same time.
No need to apologize. These answers sometimes come quickly, and in short order. This was strange today, as we have a teacher in central Europe, in Japan and in the western US all on line at the same time.
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Thank you. I thought one of our teacher is going mad with me about my stupidly question.
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