99% of English Learners Make This Grammar Mistake! | Look Forward To + ING
Are you still saying “I’m looking forward to meet you”?
If yes, you’re making one of the most common English grammar mistakes.
In this lesson, you’ll learn why “I’m looking forward to meet you” is incorrect and why the correct expression is “I’m looking forward to meeting you.”
Using a simple real-life job interview scenario, I explain the grammar rule in a way that’s easy to remember and apply in everyday conversations.
In this video, you’ll learn:
✔ Why “look forward to” is followed by a noun or a verb ending in -ing
✔ The difference between meet and meeting after “look forward to”
✔ Real-life examples you can use immediately
✔ Common mistakes to avoid in emails, WhatsApp messages, interviews, and professional communication
This lesson is perfect for:
English learners
Job seekers
Students
Teachers
Professionals
Anyone who wants to speak and write correct English confidently
Formula to Remember:
Look forward to + noun / verb + -ing
Examples:
✔ I look forward to hearing from you.
✔ We look forward to working with you.
✔ She is looking forward to seeing her family.
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