Q. Find The Error
They are (a) looking forward to meet (b) their parents (c) no error (d)
The sentence is:
They are looking forward to meet their parents.
Error:
The phrase "look forward to" is always followed by a noun or a gerund (verb + ing), not the infinitive (to + verb).
β looking forward to meet
β
looking forward to meeting
Correct sentence:
They are looking forward to meeting their parents.
Correct Answer: (A) β
Rule:
Look forward to + V-ing / Noun
Examples:
- I look forward to seeing you.
- She is looking forward to joining the company.
- We look forward to your reply.
SSC Tip:
Whenever you see look forward to, remember:
to = preposition, so use Vβ + ing, not the infinitive.
Explanation by: Jyoti
The sentence is:
They are looking forward to meet their parents.
Error:
The phrase "look forward to" is always followed by a noun or a gerund (verb + ing), not the infinitive (to + verb).
β looking forward to meet
β
looking forward to meeting
Correct sentence:
They are looking forward to meeting their parents.
Correct Answer: (A) β
Rule:
Look forward to + V-ing / Noun
Examples:
- I look forward to seeing you.
- She is looking forward to joining the company.
- We look forward to your reply.
SSC Tip:
Whenever you see look forward to, remember:
to = preposition, so use Vβ + ing, not the infinitive.