Discussion
I apologize for the confusion and look forward __________ your participation.
Answer: A
The correct word is to: I look forward to your participation.
In look forward to, the to is a preposition, not part of an infinitive, so it is followed by a noun or a gerund: look forward to your participation, look forward to meeting you.
Look forward for, at or in are not idiomatic English. The phrasal verb is fixed with to, and a common error is to follow it with a bare verb (look forward to meet), which this sentence avoids by using a noun.
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