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Phrasal Verbs: wait
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Question 1 |
For the context provided, select the most appropriate sentence.
I don’t feel like waiting around for him to decide. | |
I don’t feel like waiting on for him to decide. |
Question 1 Explanation:
Wait around means to wait somewhere doing nothing.
Question 2 |
For the context provided, select the most appropriate sentence.
He decided to wait behind and help clean up. | |
He decided to wait about and help clean up. |
Question 2 Explanation:
Wait behind means to stay somewhere after other people have left.
Question 3 |
For the context provided, select the most appropriate sentence.
I have to wait in for a delivery this morning. | |
I have to wait up for a delivery this morning. |
Question 3 Explanation:
Wait in means to stay at home .
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