Monday, January 30  Do you know “LOOK FORWARD TO”?  First of
all, “look forward to” is not the same as “look for.”  These two
expressions are completely different.  As you know, “look for”
means “to search.” For example,  1.       I am looking for a
pair of jeans.  2.       We looked for an apartment.  3.      
They should start looking for a job.  On the other hand, “look
forward to” means to feel excited about something. For example,
1.       I am looking forward to my birthday/ Christmas
2.       We are looking forward to the concert.  3.       She
always looks forward to breakfast.  As you can learn from our
examples, “look forward to” is used this way:  Look forward to +
Something  -          Or  -  Look forward to + Noun  This is
why, contrary to popular belief, the following examples are
wrong:  1.       I look forward to join you. X  2.       He is
looking forward to come here. X  3.       Are you looking
forward to see her? X  Why? Why are these examples wrong?  Well,
because the word “To” inside “