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🔥 Almost Same task we did in class on 28th May 2022 (Online batch)
✅ HAPPY STUDENTS == HAPPY ME 😊
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🔥 Almost Same task we did in class on 28th May 2022 (Online batch)
✅ HAPPY STUDENTS == HAPPY ME 😊
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Wait VS Await🕧🕐🕜
✔️Await
1️⃣ AWAIT is way more formal. We normally don’t use it in everyday conversations. It is mainly used in formal letters and emails. For example, if you are expecting a reply from someone, you can use it at the end of your letter/email:
I’m awaiting your reply.
2️⃣The verb AWAIT must be followed by an object. You can’t use it on its own.
I’m awaiting two packages.
3️⃣The verb AWAIT can only be used with things. We can’t use it when we’re talking about people.
I’m awaiting you. – Incorrect ❌
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✔️Wait
1️⃣WAIT must be used with a preposition (FOR or ON)
I’m waiting for a bus.
Wait on here till the bus comes.
2️⃣When we use WAIT we usually mention the length of time you that you have been waiting.
I’ve been waiting for you for ages.
3️⃣We can use WAIT on its own.
We have been waiting and waiting to show our store to you and the day is finally here!
4️⃣We can also use WAIT with another verb.
Yesterday, I waited in a queue for 2 hours to withdraw money.
5️⃣We can use WAIT with both
things and people.
I am waiting for Lucy to call me back.
While I was waiting for the bus, I read a magazine.
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✔️Await
1️⃣ AWAIT is way more formal. We normally don’t use it in everyday conversations. It is mainly used in formal letters and emails. For example, if you are expecting a reply from someone, you can use it at the end of your letter/email:
I’m awaiting your reply.
2️⃣The verb AWAIT must be followed by an object. You can’t use it on its own.
I’m awaiting two packages.
3️⃣The verb AWAIT can only be used with things. We can’t use it when we’re talking about people.
I’m awaiting you. – Incorrect ❌
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✔️Wait
1️⃣WAIT must be used with a preposition (FOR or ON)
I’m waiting for a bus.
Wait on here till the bus comes.
2️⃣When we use WAIT we usually mention the length of time you that you have been waiting.
I’ve been waiting for you for ages.
3️⃣We can use WAIT on its own.
We have been waiting and waiting to show our store to you and the day is finally here!
4️⃣We can also use WAIT with another verb.
Yesterday, I waited in a queue for 2 hours to withdraw money.
5️⃣We can use WAIT with both
things and people.
I am waiting for Lucy to call me back.
While I was waiting for the bus, I read a magazine.
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