Examples of ”look forward to” and ”looking forward to” in business emails
In a business email, look forward to or looking forward to are commonly used to express enthusiasm and a sense of anticipation for a future event or meeting. Both are typically used at the end of an email as a polite way to end the message.
They can also express that you are excited about the next step in your communication or working together:
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I look forward vs. I am looking forward vs. Looking forward
There is no difference between I’m looking forward and I look forward. However, a less formal version (perhaps between colleagues) is Looking forward to. Here’s an example of the final sentence in an informal email:
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Examples
Here are more example sentences from emails:
- We look forward to continuing our business relationship with your company.
- I am looking forward to meeting with you next week to discuss potential collaboration.
- The team is looking forward to implementing the new ideas you suggested during our meeting.
- Thank you for considering our proposal; we look forward to hearing back from you.
- We are looking forward to welcoming you to our office for the training seminar next month.
- We look forward to receiving your feedback on our latest product offering.
more informal
- Looking forward to working with the new team!
- Looking forward to catching up with you next week!
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