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What's the difference between "for a bit" and "for a second"
Are they the same? interchangeable?
come with me for a bit
Can I borrow your phone for a second
24 Nis 2017 03:38
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IMHO, 'for a bit' is for longer than 'for a second'.
They both mean 'for a short amount of time, unspecified', but when you say: 'I'm going away for a bit' - it may mean a few weeks or even months. While 'for a second' means really not longer than a few minutes.
'For a bit' is, imho, like 'for a while'.
I'm curious what other people think.
Jo.
24 Nisan 2017
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For a bit means a short period, perhaps a few hours in this case. For a second means a very short period, perhaps long enough to make a very quick call, in this case.
24 Nisan 2017
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