A while / for a while / in a while: What is the difference in English?

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- Why we use sometimes the verb "do" before another verb?
- I would like to know if there are differences between "a while," "for a while" and "in a while" If there is, can you explain?
- What does "literally" mean? Do people use it the wrong way?
- What’s the meaning of "ball game" (as in "YouTube comments are a whole other ball game")?
- What is the difference between outcome and result?

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