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When somebody tells you that ‘I look forward to speaking with you’ what they actually mean is that they are expecting to have a conversation with you in the near future. (I am using ‘they’ -plural to mean he/she).
I see people using both, “I am looking forward to meet you” and “I am looking forward to meeting you” – but which one is correct?
