It should be “to meeting you”. “Look forward” requires an object - a noun that explains what you’re looking forward to. So “to meet”, in this sentence, isn’t the infinitive form of the verb “meet”, even though it looks the same. We need a noun (for example, “I am looking forward to summer”), not a verb, so you have to add “-ing” to the end of the verb “meet” to turn it into a “gerund” - a “nounified” verb.So your sentence should be “I am looking forward to meeting you.”(By the way, “looking” isn’t a gerund in this sentence; “am looking” is the progressive present form of “look”, which shows that the action is continuing right now.)
Email forwarding option in account settings is greyed out so I can't set up forward my email to another email address. Please help?
SAme here Just 2-3 days ago email forwarding that had worked for a year or so, stopped working and mails that should have appeared in my Outlook account, are appearing in yahoo mail I had not changed anything in my settings so I cannot understand why and how such an important setting changed "by itself" I am trying to re-enable it but I cannot as it's grey Even the POP mail is no longer there to select On top of this yahoo keeps setting my Messenger to ONLINE when I have selected to sign on as invisible
No matter how soft / rude / upfront i was the good morning messages did not stop.I learned a new trick.. every person who sent me good morning message, i went to ask them some random amount as a loan, suddenly i noticed that the good morning message from that person stopped.The catch was some people really came forward to offers me a loan ! did not know how to react to this situation.Then I took the loan and later asked for another loan.. then the good morning messages stopped !!Caution: If you take that loan, please repay and not spend, remember the objective is to stop the messages and not increase your hate mails.
I want to thank you for your interest in me as a sales representative with your company. I am eager to get started and learn the responsibilities of the work projects. With the qualifications I have to offer, I am confident I will be able to make a meaningful contribution.I am most interested in the terms and conditions of the position. Please forward a job description or direct me to the appropriate title on your website. I am so looking forward to delving into the requirements.Once again, I want to thank you for your interest. I know that this will be a great career move for me, and I just want to make sure that I clearly understand the details of my responsibilities and duties. I believe that negotiating the conditions of my employment now will make my transition smoother into your company. I look forward to meeting with you in person soon, so that we may initiate this process without delay.
There's something that doesn't quite work in the mix of ideas here. You're thanking the recipient of your message very much. You appreciate the opportunity (to do what? You don't say). And you look forward to meeting them so you can share (tell them about) your experiences in more detail.It is grammatically correct but it might not send the message you want it to. It's better not to be effusive in thanks, nor to say anything superfluous. I would leave out either the “very much” or the “I appreciate the opportunity.” Without knowing the precise purpose of your message I can't be sure of this but I might also change the way you end. I would make it more about them and their needs. I feel the way it's written here it's more about your desire to share about yourself.Perhaps “Thank you very much. I look forward to the opportunity to meet you and discuss your requirements, and my experience, in more detail.”Or “Thank you. I look forward to meeting you and the opportunity to discuss your requirements and my experience in greater detail.”Save the “I appreciate the opportunity to have met you” for a thank you note for after the meeting.
Thank you Munise Alibeyoglu for asking me to be of service. I once made this writing error and my professor wrote a note, "The verbal object of a preposition is -always- a gerund." Because I respected her so much, I have always remembered that reminder.I look forward to meeting you.Thank you for asking me to be of service.Those pictures got her to remembering old times.You may ask me other questions. Good luck.Edit: Thank you for so many views. I am pleasantly surprised. Best wishes,
I do not think you should even consider it an issue if you want to understand the response. You deserve it. If they do not let you know of it, you have got every right to ask for it.But, remember:1. You cannot sound like you are impatient2. You cannot give the feeling of constant harrassment3. You cannot just go on bombarding them with questions / mails / letters4. You cannot sound that you are desperate for the job; nor can you sound you care two hoots about the jobBelieve me: if the company has decided to recruit you, they will not go back just because you asked them what was happening. (And, here is the surprise: if they decided not to recruit you, your mail may or may not make them change their mind!)An example format:Dear …. (hopefully you know the name…if not say Sir / Madam)Please recall that I had the fortune of interviewed by your company on …. for the position. I believe that overall it went well and as I said in the interview, I would love to work for your company.If it is not early, can I be advised if you have decided anything - hopefully positive - on my candidature? A positive and early response would help me to get prepared for the new phase of my life.Looking forward to working with you and with regards