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" To hearing" or "To hear" That's the question.
What form should I use? " I look forward to hearing from you" or " I look forward to hear from you" ?
7 okt. 2010 18:27
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hearing
I'm adding to this because so many people are answering incorrectly:
after a verb + preposition, you must use the gerund form (ing)
See the link below:
http://www.ego4u.com/en/cram-up/grammar/infinitive-gerund/wordlist?24
7 oktober 2010
4
look forward to +v(ing) or a noun
i look forward to hearing from you.
i'm looking forward to going on vacation.
i look forward to the summer holiday.
7 oktober 2010
1
This depends on the context in which you are using this phrase:
'hear' as a verb (used without an object) (As steve mentioned you will need ing after verb + preposition):
I look forward to hearing from you.
'hear' as a verb (used with object)
To hear what is being said you will need to pay attention.
7 oktober 2010
1
the correctanswer is TO HEAR.. for example the verb ''to hear''.i want to her you sing or inorder to hear.Hearing is a continuous action and as such we dont use to with a continous action.
7 oktober 2010
1
I look forward to hear from you.
7 oktober 2010
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