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User_gary Posted 18 years ago
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making me to wait, praying for me

You are always making me to wait. Today I waited for you until 3 p.m., but you didn't come.

My friend said to me that he was praying for me that I should get good job. In return, I thanked him saying that "Thanks for praying for me, hopefully I'll get the job".

Please correct my sentences.
  

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You are always making me wait. , but YOU didn't come. My friend said to me that he was praying for me to get a good job.

— Mister Micawber

  • You are always making me wait.
  • , but YOU didn't come.
  • My friend said to me that he was praying for me to get a good job.
  • In return, I thanked him , saying, "Thanks for praying for me ; hopefully I'll get a job".
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You are always making me wait. Today I waited for you until 3 p.m., but YOU didn't come.

My friend said to me that he was praying for me to get a good job. In return, I thanked him, saying, "Thanks for praying for me; hopefully I'll get a job".
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Thank you Mister Micawber.

Can I also say, "you made me wait for three hours yesterday"?
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Yes, that's OK too, Gary.
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