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LEARN WITH ME

By wyse-one in 7 Jul 2018 | 09:15
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When you say, 'I look forward to' your next action verb(lexical Verb) that follows should end with 'ing'.
Examples:
• I look forward to seeing Liverpool win 2018/19 English premiership.
• I look forward to watching the game between Sweden vs England by 3pm today.
• I look forward to hearing from you soon. Etc.
Most of these tips I share are actually simple to most of you, but for the fact that we cannot assume everyone knows them, let's keep the ball rolling.

Good Afternoon everyone.
7 Jul 2018 | 09:15
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like you read my mind. Lemme give you another example: - I'm looking forward to seeing France win the worldcup
7 Jul 2018 | 10:42
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okay
7 Jul 2018 | 12:31
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Owk
7 Jul 2018 | 13:04
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Should I call you English Teacher abi Literature Teacher any take both MISS LITERATURE IN ENGLISH TEACHER WELCOME
7 Jul 2018 | 19:14
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You're doing a great job TUTOR
8 Jul 2018 | 06:49
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great
9 Jul 2018 | 05:07
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