What's the difference between 'I look forward...' vs I'm looking forward...?

[Twilit1988]

1 : "I shall send you a new rule each day, till seven days"

2 : "I look forward to helping you" AND "I'm looking forward to helping you" What's the difference between above two sentences?

3 : "I trust her that's why I gave her my password but she broke the trust by changing the password" correct?

[Mister Micawber]

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1 : I shall send you a new rule each day for seven days.

2 : "I look forward to helping you" AND "I'm looking forward to helping you" What's the difference between above two sentences?-- The second is more eager, informal and friendly.

3 : "I trust her; that's why I gave her my password, but she broke the trust by changing it.
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[Twilit1988]

Thanks Mister Micawber

[SkiIucK]

Hello Twilit1988,

By bolding certain parts of your sentences, especially the third one, Mister Micawber is trying to tell you that punctuation is just as important as words; and 'Thanks Mister Micawber' is no way near up to the standard.

Take care,

Ski