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Is "I look forward to meeting you" correct? What about "I am looking forward to meet you"? Or there is only one correct sentence, that is "I am looking forward to meeting you"?

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[+3] - ehBeth - 11/13/2015[quote="avalipeng"] Is "I look forward to meeting you" correct? [b][color=#004000] (1)[/color][/b] What about "I am looking forward to meet you"?...

@avalipeng,

Both are correct: the second is more formal, the first is more personal.

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@avalipeng,

avalipeng wrote:

Is "I look forward to meeting you" correct? (1)

What about "I am looking forward to meet you"? (2)

Or there is only one correct sentence, that is

"I am looking forward to meeting you"? (3)

1 and 3 are correct

2 is not

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@ehBeth,

thanks a lot!

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@avalipeng,

Hi,
Your these sentences are correct "I look forward to meeting you" and "I am looking forward to meeting you".

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