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[a952953]

what does it mean? what situation you can say?

I'm always waiting for your kind response. ^^

[Mister Micawber]

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It has no use that I can think of.

Some business letters may close with 'I await your positive response' or something of that ilk, but your sentence is a bit far off the mark.
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[lotus]

Hi a952953,

Your closing remark might say:

I'm waiting for your kind response.

For the expression "what a challenge":

After an arduous, strenuous or challenging activity or task, we might say:
"What a challenge!" or "What a challenge that was!" or "That was quite a challenge!" or "That was quite challenging!"

We might say this, for example, after finishing a difficult test, or climbing a rock cliff, or beating a difficult chess opponent.


--lotus
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War does not make one great --Yoda

[Mister Micawber]

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Aha! What a challenge that post was!
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"I really do not know that anything has ever been more exciting than diagramming sentences." � Gertrude Stein
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Canadian-American who teaches English for a living at Mr Micawber's