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I am waiting for
someone for his opinion.
I am waiting someone for his opinion.
I am waiting someone's opinion.
Are these 3 examples interchangeable in meaning ?
Wait your turn, don't jump the queue. ( Is the ' for ' omitted ? or
it is simply not necessary ) ? |
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MikeNewYork
( English expert ) |
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Your first sentence is
correct, although one could try to rephrase it so as to not
have two uses of "for" in a row. The second two are not
idiomatic English. They use "wait" as a transitive verb, which can
be done, but it is rarely used. Your last question "wait your turn"
has a common transitive use of "wait". There is also the verb
"await", which means to "wait for". This would work in your third
sentence, but not in your second.
You could also say:
I am waiting for someone to give his opinion.
I am waiting for someone's opinion.
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