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IGurvitZ Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
"I was waiting for the real moment." vs. "I've been waiting for the real moment." - which sentence is grammatically correct?
"I was waiting for the real moment." vs. "I've been waiting for the real moment." - which sentence is grammatically correct?
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They are both grammatically correct. Do you mean "waiting for the right moment"?
- They are both grammatically correct.
- Do you mean "waiting for the right moment"?
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They are both grammatically correct. Do you mean "waiting for the right moment"?
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