I await for your reply.
I await your reply.
We use await something, without for: ‘We are awaiting the exam results.’
Await is formal. In everyday English, we normally use wait for: ‘I am waiting for your reply.’
I await for your reply.
I await your reply.
We use await something, without for: ‘We are awaiting the exam results.’
Await is formal. In everyday English, we normally use wait for: ‘I am waiting for your reply.’