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I look forward to hearing from you (again, next week)
Mar 3, 2016. #1. Hi everyone, I sent an email with documents to someone who just answered:"Thank you. I would like to take a few more days to consider it. Thanks for your patience." Is it correct to put in my answer : I look forward to hearing from you again next week. Or does it mean : you only have next week to reply, then it will be too ...
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Massachusetts, U.S. English - U.S. Mar 18, 2013. #5. Personally, I don't find"I look forward to hearing from you" pushy."I hope you have a good Monday," however, sounds strange. It's not the sort of thing a native English speaker would write. We generally don't put such wishes in business letters. When we wish someone a happy time, it is for ...
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The phrase"looking forward to" introduces a noun. It could be a holiday, a visit, a concert, etc. In your sentence,"hearing" is a gerund. In English, the gerund is a verb that acts as a noun."Hearing" is the"thing" that you're looking forward to. And the"to" is, as chamyto said, a preposition, with its object being the gerund"hearing".
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I look forward to hearing from you"!" Thread starter Mike2947; Start date Nov 25, 2011; M. Mike2947 Senior Member . Chinese Nov 25, 2011 #1 Do you ...
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I would like to translate,"I look forward to hearing from you." Thanks in advance! Anna . K. Kostasmi New Member . Greek Sep 24, 2009 #2 Ανυπο ...
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"I look forward to hearing from you" is a business-context formula to me; I would not use it in another context. In fact, in personal letter or email, I would go out of my way to change the wording somewhat ("I'm hoping I hear from you before I leave for vacation" or, more informally,"Hope to hear from you...") to distance the expression from the formula.
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Nashik. India - Hindi, Marathi and English. Jan 16, 2017. #5. Agró said: Other threads on this-. I look forward to hearing (en una carta) I look forward to hearing from you. Thanks for sharing the links!
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Toluca, México. Español-castellano, son lo mismo. Jun 10, 2013. #5. Espanol3200 said: Hello, I was told that I may be receiving a job offer in the near future, and I would like to say in Spanish: “I look forward to hearing from you soon (about this job opportunity).”. Would it still be correct for me to say “Espero noticias suyas ...
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En"look forward to" tienes un matiz de entusiasmo, expectación, que te hace ver el futuro como si ya estuviera en"desarrollo", por eso aparece el verbo en la forma -ing: I look forward to hearing from you soon. Dicho de otra manera, el primer"to" es parte del infinitivo: [I hope] [to hear]; el segundo, parte de la frase verbal y no del ...
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I'm writing a formal business letter in French to a swiss company. I'd like to finish with: I'm looking forward to hearing from you, Yours sincerely. My name. The company I represent. I believe the formula is like this: Dans l'attente d'une reponse, Veuillez agréer mes salutations distinguées.
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