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When I should use for or to Hello everyone, I have a doubt. What's correct: Looking forward for a date of release or looking forward to a date of release? Thank you!!

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You will always use "look forward to...." an event or other. This applies to any tense, thus: - I looked forward to.... - I am looking forward to... - I will be looking forward to... - I have been looking forward to... Also, it's more common to say "release date" instead of "date of release"
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"To a date of release" is correct.
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it will be " look forward to"...look forward for is not the right form.

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