What's the difference?
Please, someone who help me with this question.
the difference between:
-Look forward and look for.
It's always confuse for me the use of the words like "forward, toward".
Thank you
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Answers · 4
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"Look forward to" means to anticipate something, something that you want to do or to happen. ("I look forward to our date.") Though "looking forward" without the "to" can just be looking into the future. ("Looking forward, we need to implement changes.")
"Look for" means to search for ("I'm looking for my book."), or sometimes to expect ("I look for better working conditions in the near future.")
Ojalá que ayude.
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"Look forward" to anticipate a furture event. "Look for" is to search for a person, place, or thing.
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