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Discover LudwigThe phrase "and so looking forward" is not correct in standard written English.
It can be used when expressing anticipation or eagerness about a future event, but it needs to be rephrased for clarity.
Example: "I am excited about the upcoming conference, and I am so looking forward to meeting everyone there."
Alternatives: "eagerly anticipating" or "excited about".
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He was so bright, and so looking forward to the day every day.
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I won the Greenbrier Classic last year there and was so looking forward to go back and interact with a lot of fans.
Collette was a big Kenny fan and was so looking forward to coming to the concert.
It wasn't that long ago when I started my business and was so looking forward to the challenges ahead of me.
It was very tough to select just one winner but Emily's story stood out because of its use of language and originality and I am so looking forward to seeing it in print in Clover Moon".
And if there is any doubts, don't worry, I'm coming into this with clear and open eyes, I know what I'm going into and I'm so looking forward to it.
She and Chris were so looking forward to having the baby".
General Odierno had been separated from his family for so long and had been so looking forward to going home.
I got to see a sneak peek of it and I was so looking forward to seeing the whole production, but I ended up missing it.
"To be where I am now is amazing and I'm so looking forward to the season.
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