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Bite your tongue | Difference between hold on and hold up
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I look forward to seeing you #1 (permalink) Mon May 09, 2005 18:02 pm   I look forward to seeing you		  
Test No. errors/elem-1 "Much information", question 7

I look forward to see you on Tuesday after work.

(a) forward
(b) to see
(c) on

Test No. errors/elem-1 "Much information", answer 7

I look forward to seeing you on Tuesday after work.

Correct entry: to seeing
The error was: (b) to see

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I look forward to see you on Tuesday after work.
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Looking forward to seeing you #2 (permalink) Mon May 09, 2005 19:00 pm   Looking forward to seeing you		  
This is a construction that requires the gerund. For more information on gerunds you can read these threads:
http://www.english-test.net/forum/ftopic2430.html
http://www.english-test.net/forum/ftopic2927.html
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