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The phrase "already look forward" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to express anticipation for something that is forthcoming, but it requires adjustment for proper usage.
Example: "I already look forward to our meeting next week." should be "I am already looking forward to our meeting next week."
Alternatives: "eagerly anticipate" or "am excited for".
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Its members already look forward to regathering for an occasional project in the future.
A Venetian-art expert in New York later described the Madonna as "late fourteenth century, although some parts of it already look forward to the early fifteenth century".
He is still settling into the Oval Office, but the new US president can already look forward to a musical staging of the "weird and wonderful world behind the scenes of a small Obama campaign office".
Younger workers can already look forward to a return on their Social Security payroll tax investment of 1% or less, and many of them will actually realize a negative return on their money.
The Eagles players already look forward to that game.
We must therefore already look forward and think about post-2013.
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They are already looking forward.
I'm already looking forward to the party".
I'm already looking forward to Part Two.
"He is very positive and is already looking forward.
I am already looking forward to Rio in 2016.
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