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which one is correct ? 1. All I need to do is to wait 2. All I need to do is waitting which one is correct ? and why ?

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Stephen is correct. In general, we use the infinitive or base form after the verb "to be," and the gerund before the verb "to be." For example: "waiting is all you need to do."
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thanks , everyone
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The first is correct, the second is incorrect. Also, the present tense for the verb 'to wait' is 'waiting' You could instead say, 'All I need to do is wait'. I don't know why is it that though, sorry.
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both correct

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