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When "to" is a preposition, it can be followed either by a noun or by gerund.
(because the verb follow preposition need to add -ing.)
for example:
I look forward to our travelling.
I look forward to meeting you.
Other common statement that work in this way:
Be used to :
I am used to driving on the other side of the road.
Get round to :
I get round to learning how to swim
Object to :
I object to unpaid overtime work.
2010-01-16 14:11:34 補充:
So it is important to identify either "to" is a verb or *infinitive.
*infinitive
the verb follow "to" no need to change.
Example:
1. I go to swim.
2. The government offered to give us financial help.
2010-01-16 14:17:34 補充:
"look forward to" is PHASE VERB ,just like *"be afraid of ".
* be afraid of
"To" and "of" are both preposition.
i am afraid of walking alone.(becasue of the preposition of , the verb after of must be gerund)