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(((fill up with simple past or past continuous tense )))i can wait ____ you decide ( in , until, at, for)​

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Answered by ParikshitPulliwar
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Answer: The past continuous or the past progressive tense is used to tell about some action happening at some time in the past.  The time of happening of the action/event may or may not be specified.

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Answered by yroli386
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Answer is I can wait until you decide

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