Your friend _ (wait) for you for over an hour.
Correct answer: C. Waited
- A. Wait
- B. Waiting
- C. Waited
- D. Waits
Explanation
The sentence is in the past tense, and "waited" is in the past tense hence correct. Wait doesn't make grammatical sense when the sentence is said out loud, "waiting" is a present continuous verb and waits is in the present tense.
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