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Wait can be used with the prepositions to & for,or by itself. For today’s English lesson, let’s check out how to use Wait, wait for, & wait to.
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Hi, Michael!
She says that Jack is so dependable as a subway train on the weekend. 😀
Adriano, very close: “Jack is as dependable as a subway…”
As…. as is used for comparisons in English… I’ve forgot it. Thanks!
In a nutshel – we wait for + something or someone”and wait to + verb. Have I got it right?
In a nutshell – “em poucas palavras, em suma, para resumir, em síntese”.
I’ve never seen it before. I’ve got it with you! Thanks!
I love it when you guys help each other (^o^)
Hi Sergio Yes, That’s it in a nutshell! 🙂
really thanks. can you give explanation of ‘ believe and believe in ‘ ?