Grammatical Precision in Sentences
CMAT 2025 · Language Comprehension · Easy · Grammar
Which one of the following is a grammatically correct sentence?
- A.
I have been waiting you for an hour.
- B.
I have been awaiting you for a hour.
- C.
I have awaited for you for a hour.
- D.
I have been awaiting you for an hour.
Answer
D
Explanation
'Await' is a transitive verb taking a direct object without 'for', and 'hour' begins with a vowel sound, requiring 'an'. Thus, D is correct.
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