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Jackson6612 Posted 18 years ago
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I await your reply.
What tense is used in the following sentence?
I await your reply.
I await your reply.
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It's the simple present. Present continuous (progressive) would be "I'm awaiting". Both are probably correct for your purposes.
- It's the simple present.
- Present continuous (progressive) would be "I'm awaiting".
- Both are probably correct for your purposes.
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It's the simple present. Present continuous (progressive) would be "I'm awaiting". Both are probably correct for your purposes.
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