Collocation
Where should I wait?
A question asking for the best place to stay until someone arrives or something happens.
Definition
'Where should I wait?' is a common English collocation. A question asking for the best place to stay until someone arrives or something happens.
Where should I + wait
“Where should I wait for you?”
Examples
- Where should I wait for you when I get there?
- Where should I wait after I check in?
- I am outside the cafe now—where should I wait?
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- Where should I wait if the front gate is locked?
- Where should I wait so I do not block the entrance?
- Where should I wait while you finish your meeting?
- If the platform changes, where should I wait to meet you?
- Where should I wait in the lobby so the receptionist can still see me?
- Where should I wait if there is no phone signal inside the building?
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