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PreciousJones Posted 15 years ago
Grammar

For/on

Hi,

What's the difference between:

Are you still waiting for signatures on any other orders? And

Are you still waiting on signatures for any other orders?

Are they both grammatically correct?

Thanks for helping!
  

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I feel "waiting on" in this context is informal, but I don't sense any difference in meaning.

— BarbaraPA

  • I feel "waiting on" in this context is informal, but I don't sense any difference in meaning.
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I feel "waiting on" in this context is informal, but I don't sense any difference in meaning.
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