LouiST Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Two sentences
Two things I've just read:
1: "Waiting on the bus" on Facebook.
Is this correct?
Isn't it "wait for something"
'Waiting for the bus'?
2: "I feel ill" (on Facebook as well, if that would matter"
Is this correct?
Isn't it "I'm feeling ill" or is there a rule I haven't known yet?
Thanks
LS
1: "Waiting on the bus" on Facebook.
Is this correct?
Isn't it "wait for something"
'Waiting for the bus'?
2: "I feel ill" (on Facebook as well, if that would matter"
Is this correct?
Isn't it "I'm feeling ill" or is there a rule I haven't known yet?
Thanks
LS
Top answer
Hi , Two things I've just read: 1: "Waiting on the bus" on Facebook. Is this correct? Isn't it "wait for something" 'Waiting for the bus'?
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Hi,
Two things I've just read:
1: "Waiting on the bus" on Facebook.
Is this correct?
Isn't it "wait for something"
'Waiting for the bus'? Yes, use 'for'.
2: "I feel ill" (on Facebook as well, if that would matter"
Is this correct?
Isn't it "I'm feeling ill" or is there a r
Two things I've just read:
1: "Waiting on the bus" on Facebook.
Is this correct?
Isn't it "wait for something"
'Waiting for the bus'? Yes, use 'for'.
2: "I feel ill" (on Facebook as well, if that would matter"
Is this correct?
Isn't it "I'm feeling ill" or is there a r
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