What does it convey?....or which one is right

Question

I waited for Him to be free.

Are both the following meanings conveyed?

I waited until he got free.  
I waited for him so that I could get free.

How do I construct a sentence with the same structure for the second meaning?
Is it correct to say I waited for he to be free?

Kate Bunting · Answer

I waited for him to be free means the same as I waited until he got free.

In your sentence (2), do you mean I waited for him to set me free?

No, you can't say I waited for he. He has to be the subject of the sentence.

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