[xyz-ips snippet=”Date”] look forward to phrase To anticipate with pleasure. To look forward to I look forward to our meeting next week. She looks forward to summer vacation every year. They look forward to spending holidays with family. We look forward to hearing from you soon. She eagerly looks forward to her birthday celebration.

 [xyz-ips snippet=”Date”] approve verb To officially agree to or accept something. To approve The committee approved the project after much discussion. We have approved the application for the grant. Will you approve the final draft by tomorrow? They approved the plan despite initial reservations. The council has approved new regulations for the park. Will the manager approve my vacation request soon?

 [xyz-ips snippet=”Date”] deny verb To declare untrue or refuse to admit. To deny She didn’t deny the allegations made against her. Did he deny knowing about the incident at all? She couldn’t deny the truth when confronted directly. Can you deny the facts presented in the report? It can’t be denied that we need to devote more resources to this problem.

 [xyz-ips snippet=”Date”] income noun Money received, especially on a regular basis. Income Her income from the new job is quite high. What is your monthly income from this job? His income significantly increased after the promotion. She saved a portion of her income each month. They have a stable income from the property.

 [xyz-ips snippet=”Date”] intention noun An aim or plan. An intention His intention was to finish the project early. She made her intentions clear from the beginning. My intention is to save money for a vacation. The intention behind his actions is still unclear. I have no intention of changing jobs.

 [xyz-ips snippet=”Date”] obligation noun A duty or commitment to do something. An obligation We have a moral obligation to protect the environment. They neglected their obligation to pay on time. I can’t travel next month because of family obligations. They have an obligation to follow the rules. Our mortgage advice is given free and without obligation.

 [xyz-ips snippet=”Date”] tell apart phrase To distinguish between two or more similar things. To tell apart Can you tell the twins apart easily? She can’t tell those two dogs apart. They often struggle to tell colours apart. It’s hard to tell identical cars apart. Can you tell fact and fiction apart?