"Čeká na dva svetry."

Translation: She is waiting for two sweaters.

[rLhHbegJ]

"he waits" and "he is waiting" is the same thing... both work for the translation.

[kacenka9]

It is and is not. One strongly suggests it is happening right at this moment. And so does the word čeká. To suggest otherwise and make it a regular repetitive activity you would need to squeeze in something like "always waits" "vždy čeká" .

[Sherlock904]

It is not possible to tell wether he or she is waiting so why is one of it wrong?

[endless_sleeper]

Both 'he' and 'she' are accepted.

[gabayi05]

"is waiting for two sweaters" wrong ?

[AgnusOinas]

Who is waiting? English requires a subject. He, she, it.

[LydiaPittm]

Why not "She is waiting on two sweaters"? I speak AmE, and that is extremely common. In the American South, you will hear this almost exclusively. Many other "incorrect" colloquialisms are excepted.

[VladaFu]

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