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[ctivnan]

Which preposition is appropriate to the expression "look forward"?

a) I am looking forward for the topic.

b) I am looking forward on reading the topic.

c) I am looking forward to reading the topic.

[cmo]

Which preposition is appropriate to the expression "look forward"?

a) I am looking forward for the topic.

b) I am looking forward on reading the topic.

c) I am looking forward to reading the topic.

This is one of my common mistake when I don't watch out my writing! :perspiring:

[pinoypower]

I am always using 'looking forward to' but I don't know the rules behind it. It's just that I always read about it and must have picked the habit from there.

[kai28]

I've got the same reason with pinoypower. Are there any rules about it ctivnan?

:thankyou:

[ctivnan]

I've got the same reason with pinoypower. Are there any rules about it ctivnan?

:thankyou:

There are some rules to this. :music-smiley-7524:

"Look forward" is an expression followed by the preposition "to."

e.g.
I am looking forward to the game.
("to" is followed by a noun: the game)

I am looking forward to playing this Sunday.
("to" is once again followed by a noun: playing)
(Playing is a noun in gerund form.)

Hope it helps! :there:

[q_sharon]

There are some rules to this. :music-smiley-7524:

"Look forward" is an expression followed by the preposition "to."

e.g.
I am looking forward to the game.
("to" is followed by a noun: the game)

I am looking forward to playing this Sunday.
("to" is once again followed by a noun: playing)
(Playing is a noun in gerund form.)

Hope it helps! :there:

Good answer, cathy. :there:

[veron]

There are some rules to this. :music-smiley-7524:

"Look forward" is an expression followed by the preposition "to."

e.g.
I am looking forward to the game.
("to" is followed by a noun: the game)

I am looking forward to playing this Sunday.
("to" is once again followed by a noun: playing)
(Playing is a noun in gerund form.)



Hope it helps! :there:

I thought there are some new rules that i didn't know.... :)

[skykeeper]

There are some rules to this. :music-smiley-7524:

"Look forward" is an expression followed by the preposition "to."

e.g.
I am looking forward to the game.
("to" is followed by a noun: the game)

I am looking forward to playing this Sunday.
("to" is once again followed by a noun: playing)
(Playing is a noun in gerund form.)

Hope it helps! :there:
Thanks a lot Miss Cathy,
Actually I used to usë "look forward for", it was a hellacious mistake,
I have learned new from you., It lights up my day.Thanks..From here on, I will be aware in my "Capitalization".

[ronzam2002]

c) I am looking forward to reading the topic.