I haven't waited for long.
I didn't wait for long.
I haven't been trying for long
I didn't try for long.
You slept for too long.
You slept for so long!
Is it always more idiomatic to leave "for" out, at least in American English?
I have trouble choosing between "long" and "for long". After checking on Google, it looks like "for" is rarely included. Thanks.
I didn't wait for long.
I haven't been trying for long
I didn't try for long.
You slept for too long.
You slept for so long!
Is it always more idiomatic to leave "for" out, at least in American English?
I have trouble choosing between "long" and "for long". After checking on Google, it looks like "for" is rarely included. Thanks.