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Tommyensr Posted 21 years ago
Grammar
Transfer/transferring and waiting/awaiting ?
please consider this sentence
"Tom has to postpone his transfer/transferring for two weeks waiting/awaiting a decision to grant a work permit."
let's me know they should be (transfer or transferring) and (waiting or awaiting)?
please help me with your explanation.
very thank you
"Tom has to postpone his transfer/transferring for two weeks waiting/awaiting a decision to grant a work permit."
let's me know they should be (transfer or transferring) and (waiting or awaiting)?
please help me with your explanation.
very thank you
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I like 'transfer' (the appropriate noun is preferable to the gerund) and 'awaiting' (or 'waiting for ').
- I like 'transfer' (the appropriate noun is preferable to the gerund) and 'awaiting' (or 'waiting for ').
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I like 'transfer' (the appropriate noun is preferable to the gerund) and 'awaiting' (or 'waiting for').
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1.) "transfer" yes, i think so. i understand it.
2.) await and wait are verb.
so, what's difference between await(v.) and wait(v.)?
very thank you [H]
2.) await and wait are verb.
so, what's difference between await(v.) and wait(v.)?
very thank you [H]
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Await = wait for
'I am awaiting your reply.'
'I am waiting for your reply.'
X 'I am waiting your reply.'
'I am awaiting your reply.'
'I am waiting for your reply.'
X 'I am waiting your reply.'
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