We look forward to hear from you.
A. hearing
B. have heard
C. listen
D. No improvement
Answer: Option A
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Always use 1st form of verb after To...
to+v1
[after TO- hearing cannot be possible]
Hearing is right bcoz continous tense i think so
After to why hearing. Examveda changed the grammar
Hearing?