Mr Gobindo on Instagram: "Is it "wait for the end" or "wait till the end"? Both phrases are grammatical and commonly used; choice depends on formality, emphasis, and rhythm. Meaning: Both mean “remain until something finishes.” Register: “wait for the end” is slightly more formal and explicit; “wait till the end” (or “wait ’til the end”) is more idiomatic and conversational. Preposition nuance: “wait for X” treats X as the event/object you anticipate. “wait till/until X” emphasizes the time poin