English Grammar "I have been waiting..."
I went to a burger shop Shake Shack today, and I was waiting for long time because I have eaten it before in NY and I loved it.
I want to say "I have been waiting Shack Shack comes to Japan." or " I have been waiting for Shack Shack to come to Japan". Are they correct for grammar?
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I have been waiting for Shake Shack to come to Japan.
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I have been waiting for Shack Shack to come to Japan
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