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Can "wait" and "await" be used without "for"? For example, can I say I'll be waiting for you outside.
Originally Posted by b.a.d. Can "wait" and "await" be used without "for"? For example, can I say I'll be waiting for you outside. You can say; 'I'll be waiting for you....' or 'I will await you....' The second example is a bit formal and dated.
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