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<blockquote data-quote="Mayan19" data-source="post: 21457348" data-attributes="member: 300550"><p>If you're still waiting, you can say "I've been waiting for two hours [so far]".</p><p>If the person you were waiting for has just arrived, you can say "I waited for two hours [for you]".</p><p>If you regularly wait for two hours for something (a train, for example), you can say "I [regularly/frequently] wait for two hours".</p><p>If, on one occasion or just a few occasions, you have waited for two hours for something (again, perhaps a train), you can say "I've waited for two hours [for that train] [before now]".</p><p></p><p>google</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Mayan19, post: 21457348, member: 300550"] If you're still waiting, you can say "I've been waiting for two hours [so far]". If the person you were waiting for has just arrived, you can say "I waited for two hours [for you]". If you regularly wait for two hours for something (a train, for example), you can say "I [regularly/frequently] wait for two hours". If, on one occasion or just a few occasions, you have waited for two hours for something (again, perhaps a train), you can say "I've waited for two hours [for that train] [before now]". google [/QUOTE]
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