We’re so much looking forward ____________ you again


  1. A.
    to see
  2. B.
    to seeing
  3. C.
    at seeing
  4. D.
    for seeing
B
本題考查短語固定搭配。句中l(wèi)ook forward to期望，盼望，to為介詞。句意：我們?nèi)绱说钠谕俅慰吹侥恪?
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