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  1. 24-Oct-2005, 10:47 #1
    rappiolla
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    Default Look forward + ing

    As far as I know, "look forward to" must be followed by a gerund. Is there any situation in which you could say "look forward to" + infinitive?
  2. 24-Oct-2005, 11:39 #2
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    Default Re: Look forward + ing

    Not that I know of.

    EX: look forward to <nominal>
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