2nd session of the week to carry out on Wednesday 10/06/2020
I have realized that you have had some problems to distinguish between these structures that we use to say that we are excited about something that is going to happen.
- "To be looking forward to+ verb-ing"
- "To be looking forward to+ noun"
- "Can’t wait to+infinitive"
*You have to notice that after number 1 you must write the form of the verb with the "ing" ending and after number 3 you must write the bare infinitive. Let's see some examples:
1-Look forward to doing an action.
- We are looking forward to meeting you.
- I'm looking forward to seeing my brother.
- They are looking forward to having news from you.
- She is looking forward to visiting her granny.
2- Look forward to something.
- I'm looking forward to my birthday.
- We are looking forward to the party.
- He is looking forward to your arrival.
- I'm looking forward to my holidays.
3- Can't wait to do an action.
- I can't wait to buy my copy of the book
- She can't wait to unwrap it.
- We can't wait to see your face on the video.
- They can't wait to hear all about your trip.
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