I Look Forward To Speaking With You

Can't wait to talk to you or can't wait to talk to you? 3

Do I really want to talk to you or do I want to talk to you?

What is grammatically correct?

This is definitely the second solution and I will tell you why.

Use part of verb after interpretation.

I dreamed of going there during the day.

I'm afraid to sit on spiders.

I'm interested in learning more about the piano.

"a" is a very complex word.

I would like to have an apple.

Can't wait to eat apples.

Single tick, replace verb with noun.

I would like an apple but I look forward to it.

I want to sing but i can't wait to sing

In the sentence "I want to eat an apple, the food is unlimited.

But I relate to the verb "I wish .. € € TO".

This simple check can help.

Used hammer

She is used to cold.

Although I'm afraid of spiders.

It used to happen.

Help?

Different

I look forward to talking to you
I think the other is correct.