Introduction to the Target Language:
Hi everyone! Today, we'll unpack a very cheerful phrasal verb: "look forward to." This phrasal verb is a staple in both spoken and written English when expressing anticipation or excitement about future events. It is typically followed by a noun or a gerund (-ing form of a verb).
Let’s explore how you can incorporate "look forward to" in your communications to add a touch of enthusiasm and forward-thinking.
Example Phrases:
I’m looking forward to the weekend, I need some time to relax!
We look forward to meeting you at the conference next month.
She is looking forward to starting her new job; she can hardly wait!
Gap Fill Exercise:
Time to practice! Fill in the blanks with "look forward to" in the correct form:
I ________ seeing you again next summer.
Our team ________ working with your department on this project.
He ________ the results of his recent job application.
They ________ their holiday in Spain more than anything.
She ________ completing her degree this year.
Are you looking forward to using "look forward to" in your everyday English? Practice makes perfect!
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