I look forward to or I look forward for ?
I look forward to or I look forward for ? Like in a sentence- I look forward to more surprises or I look forward for more surprises?
Which one is grammatically correct?

Question

I look forward to or I look forward for ?
I look forward to or I look forward for ? Like in a sentence- I look forward to more surprises or I look forward for more surprises? 
Which one is grammatically correct?

Answer

Always to

Answer

look forward to smth/doing something
thta's the language model, no other options

Answer

I agree with Jim, it's always "I look forward to"
For instance:
I'm looking forward to working with you. 
I'm looking forward to talking with you. 
I look forward to more surprises. 
I hope it was clear. If there is anything else I can help you, feel free to contact me. 
Have a nice day.

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