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Mohamed Soufan 8586 Posted 11 years ago
Vocabulary

Waiting

Hey guys, I was wondering how should I use the word waiting, in a sentence.
Let's take some examples that confuses me:
I'm waiting your feedback OR I'm waiting for your feedback.
I'm waiting you to come OR I'm waiting for you to come.
I'm waiting someone's call OR I'm waiting for someone's call?
  

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I'm waiting for your feedback. I'm waiting for you to come. I'm waiting for someone's call.

— GPY

  • I'm waiting for your feedback.
  • I'm waiting for you to come.
  • I'm waiting for someone's call.
  • "wait" almost never takes a direct object (the exception that seems to be given most often is the expression "wait one's turn").
  • "await" takes a direct object: "I'm awaiting your feedback".
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I'm waiting for your feedback.
I'm waiting for you to come.
I'm waiting for someone's call.

"wait" almost never takes a direct object (the exception that seems to be given most often is the expression "wait one's turn"). "await" takes a direct object: "I'm awaiting your feedback". "await" is a more formal word less common in everyday conv
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Mohamed Soufan 8586Hey guys, I was wondering how should I use
Hey guys, I was wondering how I should use
Mohamed Soufan 8586Let's take some examples that confuses me:
Let's take some examples that confuse me:
Moh
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Well explained. Thank you so much! Emotion: smile
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