Look forward to hearing from you soon meaning in English

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Definition

I look forward to hearing from you soon: I hope you will be in contact in the near future idiom

Examples

  • "I look forward to hearing from you soon"
  • "I look forward to hearing from you soon."
Exercise 1

Horatio Oléré has sent a postcard from England but it contains several mistakes. Help Horatio fix his postcard!

Dear friends,

I am having a nice time England. The weather is cold and it rains all the time. But the are very gay warm and friendly. It is difficult believe that there have been so wars between England and France Germany Spain the world. Tomorrow I on a train to kiss a monkey woman in the zoo country. I hope she remembers I'm coming! Looking forward to you all about it!
Love,
Horatio
Delavigne Corporation
Treasure Trove Towers,
Suite 1401
9876 Nosegay Plaza
San Francisco, CA 94122
USA

Horatio Oléré has sent a postcard from England but it contains several mistakes. Help Horatio fix his postcard!

Dear friends,

I am having a nice time [not done] in 1 England. The weather is cold and it rains all the time. But the [not done] people 2 are very gay warm and friendly. It is difficult [not done] to 3 believe that there have been so [not done] many 4 wars between England and France Germany Spain the world. Tomorrow I [not done] am going 5 on a train to kiss a monkey woman in the zoo country. I hope she remembers I'm coming! Looking forward to [not done] telling 6 you all about it!
Love,
Horatio
Delavigne Corporation
Treasure Trove Towers,
Suite 1401
9876 Nosegay Plaza
San Francisco, CA 94122
USA
1 in: We always use IN to indicate position within land-areas such as towns, counties, states, countries, and continents. Examples: I live in Africa; I was born in Wales; I used to live in New York.
2 people: The "term" people is not usually plural. When we are talking about "people in general", like the people you meet on holiday, "people" is always singular. We only say "peoples" when we are talking about a nation or "group" of people. Example: The Spanish and Portuguese are two very different peoples.
3 to: When "difficult" is followed by a verb, it is always in the infinitive form. Examples: It is difficult TO DO this exercise; It is difficult TO SPEAK Chinese; It is difficult TO EAT an elephant.
4 many: "War" is a countable noun: it can be used with an article (A war) and also has a plural form (There were six WARS in Asia last year). We use MANY with countable nouns like "war". The combination "so many (wars)" is used to emphasize that there have been a lot of wars between England and other countries. We're still friends though, right?
5 am going: "Tomorrow I am going on a train" is the present continuous tense. We usually use the present continuous for things that are happening now (You ARE LOOKING at your computer screen). However, we also use the present continuous for fixed arrangements in the future. Example: I'm playing football at the weekend.
6 telling: We ALWAYS use the gerund (ING form) after the expression "to look forward to". "To look forward to" something means to anticipate with eagerness or pleasure. Examples: I look forward to MEETING you; I'm looking forward to SEEING my family at Christmas; I have been looking forward to DRINKING a beer all day.

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