Hey Tina, how are you? ''For now'' means the same as ''for the time being'' (''now and for a short time in the future''; ''temporarily''). Below you shall find a set of useful examples for a better understanding: E.g.: ''I do not want to talk to you for now - I'll let you know when I wish to!'' E.g.: ''That will be enough for now – we'll continue our conversation tomorrow!'' E.g.: ''She may stay with us for now until she finds a place of her own!'' E.g.: ''Would you like some more sugar in your coffee? - Oh, no thanks -That will do for now!'' Hope that helps!!! Should you have any further questions, do not hesitate to contact me. I shall be pleased to help.

Sometimes, the meaning of 'now' and the context it is used in changes from country to country!!!! However, as the others have said, 'for now' means that the situation will remain the same for a period of time, but it might change in the future.

For now means for temporary time or a short time not permanent, it can be change later depend on the situation.

It is not grammatically correct in this particular sentence. People tend to use 'right now' instead.

"For now" means for some period of time. I don't want to talk to you now - means i can talk to you later (in the evening or later) You can use it when you are busy. I don't want to talk to you for now - means i dont want to talk to you for a period of time. (Can be a day, a week, a month) You can use it when you are in bad mood.