ask my dearest teachers

I have no answers to the questions that I have looked up in the dictionary but cannot get, so I need your help , teachers. Thank you very much.
1.The goods have all been dispatched and the shipping documents for the ___ are with us.
A. arrangement B. consignment
C. amendment D.reauirement
2. For the goods under our Contract No. 80, we have bookedspace on s.s. " East Wind" ___ arrive in London around May 19.
A. due to B. which is due to C. due
3.We______ the shipment to arrive in a few days. ( can you tell me the reason? thanks a lot.)
A. expect B. anticipate
C. assure D. look forward to

[Mister Micawber]

Try yourself first, please.

I have no answers to the questions that I have looked up in the dictionary but cannot get. I only guess the answers but not sure, so I need your help , teachers. Thank you very much.
1.The goods have all been dispatched and the shipping documents for the _B__ are with us.
A. arrangement B. consignment
C. amendment D.reauirement
2. For the goods under our Contract No. 80, we have bookedspace on s.s. " East Wind" _A__ arrive in London around May 19.
A. due to B. which due to C. due
3.We__D____ the shipment to arrive in a few days. ( can you tell me the reason? thanks a lot.)
A. expect B. anticipate
C. assure D. look forward to

[Mister Micawber]

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1. Yes
2. Yes.
3. Wrong. 'Look forward to' takes a noun or -ing object: 'I look forward to our winning'.

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[Casiopea]

Originally Posted by Mister Micawber

Try yourself first, please.

That's great advice. Thank you.

Thanks o lot.
We_A_ the shipment to arrive in a few days. ( can you tell me the reason? thanks a lot.)
A. expect B. anticipate
C. assure D. look forward to

[Mister Micawber]

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'Expect' is right. No reason except for vocabulary choice-- it is a simple business expectation, with no attached emotion ('anticipate' and 'look forward to' include a nuance of desire); 'assure' does not work grammatically.

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Thank you very much.