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Anonymous Posted 19 years ago
Grammar

correct?

Hi,

"My bus is having technical problems, i wanting for it to resume"

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"My bus is having technical problems, i wanting for it to resume" My bus is having technical problems. - This part is okay. i wanting for it to resume - This part is not.

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  • "My bus is having technical problems, i wanting for it to resume" My bus is having technical problems.
  • - This part is okay.
  • i wanting for it to resume - This part is not.
  • What do you want to say?
  • You are waiting?
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"My bus is having technical problems, i wanting for it to resume"

My bus is having technical problems. - This part is okay.

i wanting for it to resume - This part is not. What do you want to say? You are waiting? You want it to resume?

Please note that I is a capital letter in English.
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Perhaps:

... I'm hoping it will restart/resume working
.. I'm hoping it'll be soon repaired/fixed.
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Or you could say this:

My bus broke down. I'm waiting for it to be repaired.
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Sorry typo; "I'm waiting for it to resume"

thanks
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As the others have suggested, I waiting for it to be repaired, because "it" is the bus. Otherwise, I'm waiting for the journey to resume, or something like that.
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