English Grammar Q!!

All in correct just the meaning in difference.

1) (Someone) Look forward to see you! 盼望去探訪你.( 有此意而未成行.)
"to see" that action is later then " look forward "
is the character of infinitive =( to +V.)

2) (Someone) Look forward seeing you ( that will give you a present.)
期待在探你時將給你一禮物 ".seeing " that acting in going on
is the character of present participle=(V~ing.)

3) Looking forward to see you ( is my desire.)
期待去探你(participle phrase)=那一宗事(是我的渴望.)



2012-07-03 21:12:32 補充：
look(vi) forward(adv) =somebody in action.(the subject is omitted.)

looking(present participle) forward(adv)= A happening=a phrase that nobody in action.

Thanks for your quick reply!!!

Then, look forward and looking forward - what's there main differences!!

Thanks.

it should be either

looking forward to seeing you
or look forward to seeing you.

Verb placed immediately after the preposition must be in the gerund form
The structure is :
look forward+ to -ing/ noun
I am looking forward to the meeting (noun).