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looking forward to vs looking forward for

Both 'looking forward to' and 'looking forward for' are commonly used phrases, but 'looking forward to' is the correct and more widely accepted construction in English. 'Looking forward for' is considered incorrect and should be avoided.

Last updated: March 22, 2024

looking forward to

This is the correct and widely accepted phrase in English.

'Looking forward to' is used to express anticipation or excitement about something that will happen in the future.

Examples:

  • I'm looking forward to meeting you.
  • She's looking forward to the weekend.
  • We are looking forward to your visit.
  • He is looking forward to starting his new job.
  • They are looking forward to the concert.

Alternatives:

  • eagerly anticipating
  • excited about
  • anticipating with pleasure
  • can't wait for
  • anxiously awaiting

looking forward for

'Looking forward for' is considered incorrect in English and should be avoided.

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