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When we "look forward" to an event, it means we are pleased or excited about it. We look forward to the weekend and holidays because they are relaxing, We look forward to our lessons because we are excited to learn. When we want to express that we feel the same way about something, we can say "me too", "as well", or "also".

I'm looking forward to meeting you. - If you have never met the person, it is the first time you meeting. 'Seeing' implies that you have already met the person. I'm looking forward to seeing you (again). - This is if you have already met the person before you can also add 'again' to build the sentence. Likewise, I'm excited to meet/see you. - 'Likewise' is quite a nice word, basically means 'me too'.

This first expression tells your teacher that you are very enthusiastic about today's lesson and that you are happy about the upcoming lesson. The word "excited" shows your emotional state of mind to the teacher about the lesson and the phrase "look forward to seeing you" shows that your teacher that you are happy to be talking to them. The second sentence shows your teacher your emotions about the lesson today. The first word "eager" tells your teacher you strongly want to do the lesson or that you are very passionate about doing the lesson. The phrase "cannot wait to talk to you" expresses that you are very excited to talk to your teacher in the future. The third sentence tells your teacher that you are excited about the upcoming lesson and shows that you are ready to start. The first phrase "looking forward too" is used to express emotion saying that you are happy about a future time period or something that you will be doing soon in the future. The phrase "cannot wait to begin" tells your teacher that you very excited and it is hard to wait for the lesson to begin because you are so excited.

If anyone says something that you are feeling the same, "me too" is always fine. Dear student, I am looking forward to seeing you. Thanks teacher, me too! Or you can repeat the statement and say "I am looking forward to seeing you as well" or I am looking forward to our lesson too" "too" is fine for any agreement and goes at the end of the sentence. "I'm excited too" or "I'm excited as well" means the same thing. "as well", like "too" goes at the end.

"I am excited to see you and to begin our lesson!" Excited - eager to see someone or to do something. Begin - to start the lesson. You could also say, "I am greatly anticipating seeing you and having a lesson!" Anticipating is another way of saying looking forward, but it is not as common of an expression.

If you are looking forward to seeing someone it means that you are happy about being able to see them at that time for example: you would look forward to a holiday or trip you have planned as you might be able to see a favourite country/place you love and you get time off work to relax if you cant wait to see someone it means you are very happy about seeing them very soon To be excited about seeing them and doing the lesson means you are happy about the situation and are happy to be doing that action (your lesson)