Hi,
Which one or ones are right? When do we use each of them?
1. I will be looking forward to meet you.
2. I will be looking forward to meeting you.
3. I am looking forward to meet you.
4. I am looking forward to meeting you.
I think that depends on whether you are looking at 'to' as a preposition or 'to meet' as an infinitive. Are they both correct?
How about this?
I like playing chess.
I like to play chess
For the above, are we looking at the choice of looking 'to play' as an infinitive acting as a part of a noun and 'playing chess' as a noun phrase?