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Alc24 Posted 17 years ago
Grammar

WAIT TO vsWAIT BEFORE

I had a couple of question could you look over them please?

1 Wait for you to watch it.

2 Wait for you just to watch it.

3 Wait for you before watching it.

Could you tell me the differnce between 1 and 2

3 means You'll wait for you're friend and you'll watch the movie together

1 means You'll wait until he's done watching it to move on.

but what does 2 ean? Is 2 the same as 3 or the same as 1?

Thank you
  

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Hi, To ensure we understand what you mean, please write 1/2/3 in full sentence form, including a subject. Thank you, Clive

— Clive

  • Hi, To ensure we understand what you mean, please write 1/2/3 in full sentence form, including a subject.
  • Thank you, Clive
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Hi,

To ensure we understand what you mean, please write 1/2/3 in full sentence form, including a subject.

Thank you, Clive
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1 Wait for you to watch it.

2 Wait for you just to watch it.

3 Wait for you before watching it.

Could you tell me the differnce between sentence one and sentence two?

Sentence three means You'll wait for you're friend and you'll watch the movie together

Sentence one means You'll wait until he's done watching it to move on.

but what does sente
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Hi,

'Wait' is a command. If I say it to you, it means that I want you to wait.

It makes no sense for me to say to you, 'Wait for you'. It's like I'm telling you to wait for you, which is nonsense.

Clive
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