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Which sentence uses the phrase look forward to correctly?

I'm looking forward to finish the project by next week.

Look forward to should be followed by a verb in its -ing form (e.g., finishing instead of finish).

We are looking forward to see you soon.

Look forward to should be followed by the -ing form of the verb, like seeing.

I'm looking forward to meeting with the team tomorrow.

He looks forward to receive the report later today.

Look forward to should be followed by a verb in its -ing form, like receiving.

Look forward to is a phrasal verb that always needs to be followed by a noun or a verb in its -ing form. For example:

I'm looking forward to meeting with the team tomorrow. – Here, meeting is the -ing form of the verb, making the sentence correct.
We are looking forward to the event next week. – In this case, event is a noun, which is also correct.

Incorrect examples often use the base form of the verb instead of the -ing form. The correct answer follows this rule.