Kindly tell me about the tense usage

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Is it correct grammar sentence to use in the invititation letter.

We look forward to seeing you at the celebrations
 
Is it correct grammar sentence to use in the invititation letter.

We look forward to seeing you at the celebrations

The sentence would be grammatically correct if you ended it with a full stop.

Rover:)
 
Is it correct grammar sentence to use in the invititation letter.

We look forward to seeing you at the celebrations
I would prefer "We hope to see you ...."
It's only an invitation, so you don't know if the invitee is coming. "We look forward to seeing you ... " is premature.
 
I would prefer "We hope to see you ...."
It's only an invitation, so you don't know if the invitee is coming. "We look forward to seeing you ... " is premature.

Yes - you're right.

I was just commenting on the grammar aspect of the question.

Rover
 
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