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Discover Ludwig"I can wait for" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it when you are trying to express that you are willing to wait for something to happen, such as "I can wait for the rain to stop before we go outside".
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"I can wait for Aristide's decision".
I can wait for ever" ("At the Seaside").
"I can wait for a player like Pihos," said Philadelphia's coach, Greasy Neale.
I can wait for everything to come right now in Brooklyn".
"I guess I can wait for a couple of more pitches".
"Maybe I can wait for her at the U.S. Open," she said.
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One additional Shaiman/Wittman song, a ballad entitled "I Can Wait", was composed for the film as a solo for Tracy, meant to replace the stage musical's reprise of "Good Morning Baltimore".
Or I can wait until tomorrow for my facial, and get it in an honest-to-goodness spa.
I can wait until Friday for TV".
Even I, for once, can wait for its release.
Or, I suppose, you can wait for the real deal to come out.
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