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Heidi
Do we say 'wait for a moment'? Or is it more common to say 'Wait a moment, please'? Thank you!
19 nov. 2015 09:36
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'Wait a moment' is the usual phrase. We might use the 'for' within a sentence, for example 'I waited for a moment and then I went home', but in the imperative form we just say 'Wait a moment' or 'Wait a minute'.
19 november 2015
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Heidi
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Chinees (Mandarijn), Engels
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Engels
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