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#1 03-May-2017, 10:37

Look forward

I'd appreciate it if someone would answer my question.

What's the difference between A and B?

A: I look forward to seeing you soon.

B: I'm looking forward to seeing you soon.

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#2 03-May-2017, 14:15

Re: Look forward

There's no significant difference. B is much more common in conversation, at least in American English.

I am not a teacher.