Looking forward to our next meeting professional#
Looking forward to our next meeting free#

Looking forward to our next meeting free#

Study these free English lessons to improve your English speaking. I am going to Scotland to golf with my friends. The conference is usually boring.Ī) We are going to the beach this weekend.ī) I bet your kids are looking forward to that.Ī) What are you looking forward to these days?ī) I'm looking forward to my next vacation.ī) It is not for another 3 months. Don't get your hopes up.Ī) Are you looking forward to the conference?ī) Not really. I am looking forward to meeting with you next week to discuss potential collaboration. He just got back from Europe.Ī) I am looking forward to seeing that horror movie.ī) I think you might be disappointed. We look forward to continuing our business relationship with your company. We are looking forward to working with youī) I am going to see my son.She is looking forward to the conference.'Looking forward to' sounds much better and more professional.

Looking forward to our next meeting professional#

However, in business or professional situations, we do not want to say 'excited'. (=We are excited about meeting your new girlfriend.) We are looking forward to meeting your new girlfriend.In many cases, we can use 'excited about' to express the same thing. Our CEO looks forward to discussing the project with you.ġ.We look forward to hearing your proposal.I look forward to meeting you next week.This is more common in writing and formal situations. We can make the same sentence pattern not in the continuous form (no 'be verb'). I am looking forward to hearing from you.Our team is looking forward to working with you on this project.We are looking forward to having further discussions.It makes the other person feel liked, respected, and appreciated. This kind of sentence is very common when speaking, but it is also very common when writing personal and business emails. She will be disappointed you are not coming. She was looking forward to meeting you.I was looking forward to working with him, but he decided to quit.I was looking forward to seeing the movie, but I couldn't go because I was sick.We can also make past tense sentences to tell about something we were excited about, but that never happened. They are looking forward to hearing your presentation.Mary and Tim are looking forward to moving into their new house.Mark is looking forward to meeting his new boss.He is looking forward to working with you.Subject + be verb + looking forward to + noun/gerund. It has not happened yet, but we are waiting for it eagerly. We use this to talk about something we are excited about in the future. Looking forward to something means to be excited about something.