more than a week/for over a week

[tagdghaca]

Which of these options is correct?
You are just wasting my time more than a week.
You are just wasting my time for over a week.

[ha179]

Not a teacher. I think the second sentence is correct. The first sentence seems to lack a preposition.

[Barb_D]

You have been wasting my time for more than a week.

Actually, most people won't notice a difference in the "more than" and "over" but the tense is important.

[tagdghaca]

Thank you.