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Samersamer1974 Posted 10 years ago
Grammar

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Hello
I have this deffinition:There are mainly two kinds of differences between ‘wait’ and ‘await’. The verb await must have an expressed object. It is a transitive verb.
1- what does mean "expressed object" with some examples if possible.
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samersamer1974 what does mean "expressed object" W hat does "expressed object" mean ? It means a direct object that is actually written or said. I await your return .

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  • samersamer1974 what does mean "expressed object" W hat does "expressed object" mean ?
  • It means a direct object that is actually written or said.
  • I await your return .
  • / I await you .
  • In other words, you can't just write or say "I await" or "I am awaiting".
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samersamer1974what does mean "expressed object" What does "expressed object" mean?
It means a direct object that is actually written or said.

I await your return. / I await you.

In other words, you can't just write or say "I await" o
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