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Hevtolo Posted 14 years ago
Grammar

waiting till vs waiting for

hi all.

Is

Iam waiting till the end happens

or

Iam waiting for the end to happen
  

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I would say I'm waiting until the end. I don't see that "happens" or "to happen" is necessary. Typically we would say the end of something , like the end of the movie, the end of the concert, and so on.

— CalifJim

  • I would say I'm waiting until the end.
  • I don't see that "happens" or "to happen" is necessary.
  • Typically we would say the end of something , like the end of the movie, the end of the concert, and so on.
  • I'm waiting until the end of the lecture before I call my wife.
  • _______ Also, with "for ...
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I would say

I'm waiting until the end.

I don't see that "happens" or "to happen" is necessary.

Typically we would say the end of something, like the end of the movie, the end of the concert, and so on.

I'm waiting until the end of the lecture before I call my wife.
_______

Also, with "for ... to ...".

I'm waiting
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