? Look Forward To

Meaning:
"Look forward to" is a common English expression used to express anticipation or excitement about a future event.

Structure:
- "Look forward to" + noun / gerund (verb + -ing)

Examples:
1. Noun:
- "I look forward to the weekend." ?
2. Gerund:
- "She looks forward to meeting new people." ?

Key Points:

- Positive Anticipation: It always conveys a positive feeling about what is coming.
- Formal & Informal Use Suitable for both formal and informal contexts.

Practice:
Try forming your own sentences with "look forward to":
1. I look forward to __ (event).
2. We look forward to __ (activity).

? Learn the Difference: Adapt, Adopt, and Adept! ?

? Adapt – To change something to fit a new situation.

Example: "I need to adapt to the new job."

? Adopt – To take something as your own.

Example: "They decided to adopt a new way of working."

? Adept – To be very skilled at something.

Example: "She is adept at solving problems."

? Remember:

Adapt = Change

Adopt = Take

Adept = Skillful

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