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    'in a while' or 'for a while'? hi!!! you know if you haven't done this for a while, you can say 'i haven't done this for ages...' or 'it's been a while since i... ' what i wanted to say was,,, i am enjoying watching TV, but it's been a while since i watched last tiime.. so i wanted to say 'i'm enjoying watching TV... then I thought should be 'in a while' or 'for a while' but i'm not sure... how should i describe this in a positve form? if both terms shouldnt be used, could you also distinguish both terms please? thank you!wow, good answers so far, thanks! everyone, hm.. i'm clear about those two terms,, for example, i'm having pasta, it is been a while since i had this good pasta thus i'm really enjoying it' how would you say that in one sentece. this is how i came up with that question.. i'm enjoying this pasta and it's been a while since i had this good pasta? cheers,
    May 10, 2009
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    Among what she said?? can I say that??? Hey, people I just have a question. I was wondering if I could say 'among what she said in a sentence'. so... this is a situation. my friend's friend told my friend something, for example 1,2,3,4,5(as in 5 stories) and now my friend is telling me what she said to me, everything but 4. I keep asking her what the (story 4) was but she wouldnt tell me. so can I say... among what she said, there is something she wouldn't tell me. or should it be 'from what she said' I'm not sure if my question is clear enough. thanks in advance
    May 1, 2009
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