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English 1b3 Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Verb 'await'
MS Word (although not fully reliable) picks up the following as an error:
We await his response.
It doesn't seem to like using await thus.
Do you accept it? I thought we use await + Object or wait + for + object
We await his response.
It doesn't seem to like using await thus.
Do you accept it? I thought we use await + Object or wait + for + object
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This looks fine to me meaning "We are waiting for his response". I just tried it in my MS word. which is set to UK English, and I had no problem with the phrase.
- This looks fine to me meaning "We are waiting for his response".
- I just tried it in my MS word.
- which is set to UK English, and I had no problem with the phrase.
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This looks fine to me meaning "We are waiting for his response".
I just tried it in my MS word. which is set to UK English, and I had no problem with the phrase.
I just tried it in my MS word. which is set to UK English, and I had no problem with the phrase.
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