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BW2/3 Posted 20 years ago
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cashier
I was so impatient waiting for the cashier.
I was waiting impaitently for the cahsier.
which one is correct ? or neither ?
Thank you
I was waiting impaitently for the cahsier.
which one is correct ? or neither ?
Thank you
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>I was so impatient waiting for the cashier. >I was waiting impatiently for the cashier . Both fine, IMO, after the typos are corrected as in the above.
- >I was so impatient waiting for the cashier.
- >I was waiting impatiently for the cashier .
- Both fine, IMO, after the typos are corrected as in the above.
- The first one is a bit informal, as a result of "so".
- It may use an exclamation sign at the end, but that would be a matter of preference and context.
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>I was so impatient waiting for the cashier.
>I was waiting impatiently for the cashier.
Both fine, IMO, after the typos are corrected as in the above.
The first one is a bit informal, as a result of "so". It may use an exclamation sign at the end, but that would be a matter of preference and cont
>I was waiting impatiently for the cashier.
Both fine, IMO, after the typos are corrected as in the above.
The first one is a bit informal, as a result of "so". It may use an exclamation sign at the end, but that would be a matter of preference and cont
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Marius Hancu>I was so impatient waiting for the cashier.
>I was waiting impatiently for the cashier.
Both fine, IMO, after the typos are corrected as in the above.
The first one is a bit informal, as a result of "so". It may use an exclamation sign at the end, but that would be
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to me, i was so impatient while waiting for the cashier is better than you wrote.
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