Multiple choice softskills communication

I am _____ your answer.

  1. awaiting

  2. waiting for

  3. waited

  4. none of the above
Reveal answer Fill a bubble to check yourself
A Correct answer
Explanation

'Awaiting' (A) is correct in formal English. 'Await' is transitive, so 'awaiting' directly takes the object 'your answer' without a preposition. 'Waiting for' would also be grammatically correct but is less formal, and 'waited' is past tense. The question tests formal register preference, making 'awaiting' the best choice.

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