Q7, I choice option 1 but the answer is 4. I think the answer is one because to refers to the baseform of the word. So, Pls explain.
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The answer is indeed (4).
The rule that after a “to” should come a verb in its infinitive or base form does not apply in this case as “looking forward to” is a phrasal verb.
Other examples:
- He admitted to stealing from his neighbour.
- I look forward to hearing from you soon.
- I look forward to tasting your secret recipe.
- Our staff is dedicated to providing good quality service to our customers.
- I am committed to attending the ceremony.