Single correct option
Choose the best replacement for the part in square brackets.
I am looking forward [to meet] you next week.
I am looking forward [to meet] you next week.
- A. to meet
- B. to meeting
- C. for meeting
- D. to have met
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Answer: (B) to meeting
In the phrase 'look forward to', the word 'to' is a preposition and not part of an infinitive, so it must be followed by a gerund or noun. Hence 'to meeting' is right. Writing 'to meet' is the common trap, and the other options use wrong prepositions or tenses.
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