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1. I'm surprised that I'm looking forward to the New Year.2. What a rough year; I'm looking forward to the New Year.3. Christmas is over and I'm looking forward to the New Year.
1) Just like many other people all over the world, I'm looking forward to the New Year.2)Because I truly enjoy winter holidays, I'm looking forward to the New Year.3)My daughter is looking forward to Christmas, and I'm looking forward to the New Year.
1. By and large, I'm looking forward to the New Year.2. I'm looking forward to the New Year because I will become a mother.3.I'm looking forward to the New Year; moreover, I'm looking forward to my new baby!
1. With friends around, I'm looking forward to the New Year.2. I'm looking forward to the New Year with hope of change.3. I'm looking forward to the New Year, and I'm looking forward to completing this course.
1.- I’m looking forward to the New Year to start my new job.2.- I’m looking forward to the New Year because I´m starting a new job.3.- I’m looking forward to the New Year; everybody is getting ready to received New Year.
Good effort, Sarah. But you've added a clause in your first sentence, rather than a phrase. And in your second sentence, the use of a semicolon should be a hint that you've added an independent clause rather than a dependent one.
Well done, Victoria and Alexandra!
Good try, Marsha. But in your second sentence, you've added a prepositional phrase rather than a clause.
Good try, Yousa. But watch the grammar in your third sentence.
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1. I'm surprised that I'm looking forward to the New Year.
2. What a rough year; I'm looking forward to the New Year.
3. Christmas is over and I'm looking forward to the New Year.
1) Just like many other people all over the world, I'm looking forward to the New Year.
2)Because I truly enjoy winter holidays, I'm looking forward to the New Year.
3)My daughter is looking forward to Christmas, and I'm looking forward to the New Year.
1. By and large, I'm looking forward to the New Year.
2. I'm looking forward to the New Year because I will become a mother.
3.I'm looking forward to the New Year; moreover, I'm looking forward to my new baby!
1. With friends around, I'm looking forward to the New Year.
2. I'm looking forward to the New Year with hope of change.
3. I'm looking forward to the New Year, and I'm looking forward to completing this course.
1.- I’m looking forward to the New Year to start my new job.
2.- I’m looking forward to the New Year because I´m starting a new job.
3.- I’m looking forward to the New Year; everybody is getting ready to received New Year.
Good effort, Sarah. But you've added a clause in your first sentence, rather than a phrase. And in your second sentence, the use of a semicolon should be a hint that you've added an independent clause rather than a dependent one.
Well done, Victoria and Alexandra!
Good try, Marsha. But in your second sentence, you've added a prepositional phrase rather than a clause.
Good try, Yousa. But watch the grammar in your third sentence.
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