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The first option is incorrect because it is incomplete.
It should be: “I’m looking forward to meeting you.”
Otherwise, it is correct.
The second option is incorrect because you need to look forward to a thing—a noun—not an infinitive verb.
The first option uses a gerund, “meeting,” which functions as a noun.
It should be: “I’m looking forward to meeting you.”
Otherwise, it is correct.
The second option is incorrect because you need to look forward to a thing—a noun—not an infinitive verb.
The first option uses a gerund, “meeting,” which functions as a noun.