Match 1-6 with a-f to make sentences.

Here are the correct matches:

1. I'm looking forward - c to seeing you.
2. Sonia can't - a mind helping with the party.
3. I don't - f stand cooking.
4. I would like - e to go to New York.
5. Dan is very good - d at playing the guitar.
6. Please stop - b making so much noise!

Explanation:
This exercise is about matching the beginning of sentences with their correct endings. Each of these are common English collocations. Let's review them:

1. "I'm looking forward to" is followed by a gerund (verb + -ing) or a noun, therefore to seeing you is the only correct fit.
2. "Can't mind" expresses lack of willingness/ability to do something. The phrase can be used to say no to a request.
3. "I don't stand" is used to express dislike/intolerance to something. In this case, it fits with "cooking".
4. "I would like" is followed by the infinitive form of verb (to + verb).
5. "Dan is very good at" is followed by a gerund.
6. "Please stop" is followed by a gerund.