"for while" X "for the time being" - Difference?!
Hi all, I would like to know what's the difference between these expressions...
I mean, When should I use it and why?
Thank u!
For the time being=For now
For a while=For a period of time
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"for a while" = a period of time... slightly longish, I think.
"for the time being" = as long as things continue the way they are. There is usually a second action here.
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