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	Anonymous  #452138  Tue, 11 Dec 07 05:41 PM Hi, "My bus is having technical problems, i wanting for it to resume" thanks    Anonymous
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	Grammar Geek  #452143  Tue, 11 Dec 07 05:47 PM "My bus is having technical problems, i wanting for it to resume" My bus is having technical problems. - This part is okay.  i wanting for it to resume - This part is not. What do you want to say? You are waiting? You want it to resume? Please note that I is a capital letter in English.      Grammar Geek Joined on Tue, Jan 10 2006 Pennsylvania, USA Veteran Member (15,567) Barbara, who answers in American English.
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	Marius Hancu  #452155  Tue, 11 Dec 07 06:13 PM Perhaps: ... I'm hoping it will restart/resume working .. I'm hoping it'll be soon repaired/fixed.    Marius Hancu Joined on Wed, Apr 26 2006 Montreal, Canada Veteran Member (11,673)
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	Yankee  #452160  Tue, 11 Dec 07 06:26 PM Or you could say this: My bus broke down. I'm waiting for it to be repaired.    Yankee Joined on Sat, Apr 15 2006 Connecticut, USA Senior Member (4,157) Amy "You can't depend on your eyes when your imagination is out of focus." - Mark Twain

	Anonymous  #452180  Tue, 11 Dec 07 07:32 PM Sorry typo; "I'm waiting for it to resume" thanks    Anonymous
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	Grammar Geek  #452204  Tue, 11 Dec 07 08:58 PM As the others have suggested, I waiting for it to be repaired, because "it" is the bus. Otherwise, I'm waiting for the journey to resume, or something like that.    Grammar Geek
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