Look forward to hear from you?

[Chaz26]

Both are correct ^^

[Atiq]

[Alan]

Hi,

Both are fine - I look forward to/I am looking forward to your reply.

Alan
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[Atiq]

Thanks Alan.

[Kurius]

Which is correct?

1. We are looking forward to visit you this summer.

2. We are looking forward to visiting you this summer.

Thanks in advance,

Kurius

[Torsten]

Number 2.

TOEIC listening, question-response: How come you didn't go to the leadership conference?

[Kurius]

Thanks!

[Anchit.pandey]

@alan Thanks for this information.

[Mordant]

Hi, Smith. They are both correct, but the sentence is more elegant without "seeing."

[Agorbato]

Hi Fabrice, I was wondering if you needed English, French and Spanish teachers for the months of January and February. I'm planning to travel to Europe this winter. I'm based in Buenos Aires, Argentina, but I've lived France, the U.S.A. and the U.K. I have my French Baccalauréat A2, a B.A. and M.A. in Arts, and I'm a second year student at an English Teacher Training Program in Buenos Aires. I'm currently teaching English and French mostly in companies and at a university. I can send you my CV, can you read Spanish? Regards, Alvaro Gorbato. agorbato@hotmail.com.