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Wait/expect

to WAIT =  to stay somewhere or not do something until something comes, happens.
Sarah is waiting for her boyfriend.

to EXPECT =  to believe that something will come, happen
I didn't expect to get such a good mark.

Please choose: EXPECT or WAIT (for).

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1. He can't his bus any longer.He will drive to work.

2. She is a phone call from her friend Monica.

3. Mum, I'll never finish in time. -Don't worry, dear, I will you as long as it takes.

4. Yesterday I him to invite me to go to the cinema.

5. There are many people, I the train will be crowded.

6. Where have you been? I have been for 2 hours!

7. Last time I saw him he was not very nice. I didn't him to be so mean because he used to be such a nice person.

8. She is so tired ! she can't the holidays !

9. I don't want to go to the cinema with him, I he will understand.

10. I am not ready, don't go yet, please me !

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