Lord, please, help me to stay calm.

If you need help, "I'm still waiting for someone else's opinion" means that I'm waiting for opinions of other people (besides you).

I will inform you once I have the information.

In the sentence 'I went there', 'there' works as an adverb meaning 'to or toward that place', that's why it doesn't take 'to'. Just like in 'I went downtown'. The word 'downtown', in this case, is acting as an adverb and it means 'toward the lower

Oh, and if you are wondering "I am waiting someone for his opinion" and "I'm still waiting for someone else's opinion" have totally different meanings.

Hopefully some day my English will be as good as yours.

// You can also say, " I am waiting someone for his opinion " Thank you for teaching me how to express myself.

I was walking around the graveyard the other day, thinking about my life. When I realized I was over my grandmother's grave, I thought I couldn't stay there anymore, and not just because I did not want to think of myself as an ambitious sort,

I'm still waiting for someone else's opinion. Thank you.

1. a. 'My favourite fruit is an apple.' b. 'My favourite fruit is apple.' c. 'My favourite fruit are apples.' d. 'My favourite fruit is apples.' - You don't like an apple in particular. 'My favourite fruit is an apple from Brazil, but I