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Thread: Which one is correct?
- 11-Aug-2006, 19:32 #1
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Which one is correct? I will look forward to hear from you
or
I will look forward to hearing from you
Please help!
- 11-Aug-2006, 19:59 #2
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Re: Which one is correct? "I will look forward to hearing from you."
Originally Posted by patnall2003 
- 11-Aug-2006, 20:22 #3
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Teacher Re: Which one is correct? Hi
Coffa is right.
look forward to + verb + [-ing] :
I will look forward to hearing from you.
Regards,
- 20-Aug-2006, 22:02 #4
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Re: Which one is correct? "I will look forward to hearing from you" is better, but usually the "will" is omitted.
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