What is grammatically correct - look forward to coming to your hotel or look forward coming to your hotel?

Answer 1

It is correct to say "We look forward to hearing from you."

As in the sentence " We look forward to their visit.", the word "to" in this idiom is a preposition followed by a noun/ noun phrase.

Answer 2

"Look forward to coming to your hotel" is correct. "Look forward" in the sense of "anticipating with pleasure" is always used with "to". For example, you might say, "I look forward to coming to your hotel this summer."

It might be better, however, to say, "I look forward to staying at your hotel", since it is probably the stay you are looking forward to--not simply your arrival.

Answer 3

Well, 'anticipation' is and emotion, so yes it is grammatically correct.

Anticipation can mean excitement or anxiety, so perhaps it would be better to say 'excitement'.

Answer 4

The proper thing to say is 'We look forward to your participation.' We look forwards to your participation is incorrect. A person looks forward versus forwards.

Answer 5

The following sentence is correct: We look forward to transacting business with you at the hotel.

Answer 6

look forward to welcoming you

Answer 7

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