How to use the following phrase "to look forward to "? What is its meaning?
So,if i use a verb after this phrase,I will add the ending "ing".Does it make sense?
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Yes, when you are talking about a future plan or hope, you always use the gerund (-ing) ending for the next verb. For example, "I look forward to [meeting/seeing/talking to/visiting/hearing from] you soon."
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It means to anticipate an event or occurrence in the future.
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I know about using at the end of a formal letter to say you expect something from them.
For example, then you are applying for a job, at the and a cover letter you can write:
I look forward to hearing from you soon.
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In what context?
Like talking to a friend giving emotional advice "You have to look forward to the future and what it brings". It means to think ahead to what is coming in the future.
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