Multiple choice general knowledge

_______________FOR ME

  1. WAIT

  2. WEIGHT

  3. WATE

  4. ALL
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Explanation

'Wait' means to stay or remain in expectation, which fits 'for me' perfectly. 'Weight' refers to heaviness or mass, and 'wate' is not a standard word. The phrase 'wait for me' is commonly used when asking someone to delay.

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