Different ways of saying same sentence

"I am expecting a reply from you." How to write it in different ways?

You could try to vary the word order a little. "A reply from you is what I'm expecting." "What I am expecting is your reply."

You could use synonyms for the words in the original. "I am awaiting a response from you." "I hope you will write an answer."

You could turn it into a question. "Did yo

Here toes some but do check if I commit any grammatical mistake.

1.I am expecting your reply.
2.Your reply would be appreciable
3. I still have had no reply despite of writing so many mails.
4. Your answer is expected.
5. By holding conversation, we'll reach nowhere so please reply.

These are good tries!

1. -- the original, of course.

2. Your reply would be appreciated. (This is a nice one.)

3. Despite writing so many letters, I still have had no reply.
(Save the big message for last! Make them suffer through writing all those letters first, then tell them how disappointed you are!)

4. Your answer is expected. (Good, but

Thanks a lot CalifJim,

How about going for this now?

1. She has made up her deficiency in English.
2. She has become perfect in English.
3. She is at home in English.

Your reply would be appreciated.

These are all good.
Is the first one about remedial courses in English or something like that?

I expect your reply.
I look forward to your reply.
I am expecting your reply.