I'm not really sure what it is you need in this sentence. If we just need to complete the sentence using the appropriate form of the verb, then the answer is quite simple. The phrase 'looking forward' is always followed by a preposition 'to' and the gerund form of a verb (verb + -ing). So, the correct answer would be to going.
Answer:
Phones may be the biggest step in technology! Phones may come larger or more accessible. Most people would want larger phones for the large battery and longer battery life. Some people might want smaller phones for the accessibility. The large battery phones are mainly used for work.
Explanation:
I don't know if that helps, but I hope it does
Picking up the story after a major event in it, like the expulsion of Satan and the fallen angels from heaven, follows the tradition of an epic beginning <em>media res</em>, in the middle of things. Homer did this first in the Iliad and the Odyssey.
B. Inconsistencies cause the reader to stumble or stop
Answer:
Hello (insert name),
I hope you're doing well this Christmas, because I sure am having the time of my life! (friends name) says hi as well! My friend and I are having an excellent time playing in the snow..and we even built an 8- foot snowman! (friends name) and I have a little surprise for you when we return back home! I'll give ya a hint; you've been begging for this all year. I can't wait to catch up with you (brothers name)!
In good health,
(insert name)
Explanation:
This is super short, but I hope this at least helps! :)
