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Vincent Teo Posted 17 years ago
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Waiting for
Can I say,
(a) The people are waiting for the train.
(b) They are waiting for the train to stop.
(c) They are waiting at the train station.
(a) The people are waiting for the train.
(b) They are waiting for the train to stop.
(c) They are waiting at the train station.
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(a) The people are waiting for the train. (b) They are waiting for the train to stop. (c) They are waiting on the train station.
- (a) The people are waiting for the train.
- (b) They are waiting for the train to stop.
- (c) They are waiting on the train station.
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(a) The people are waiting for the train.
(b) They are waiting for the train to stop.
(c) They are waiting on the train station.
(b) They are waiting for the train to stop.
(c) They are waiting on the train station.
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Thanks, but do we use "The people, to stop, train station"? I felt weird. right?
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Vincent TeoThanks, but do we use "The people, to stop, train station"? I felt weird. right?I didn't get what you were saying. Be clear, please.
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