I always get confused with this. I see people use both “no later than” and “no later then” – which is correct?
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Is it okay to say ”looking forward to working with you”, and when do you say it? It is grammatically correct to say “looking forward to working with you”. ...
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?