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"go on for a while" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe something that continues for a certain period of time, often longer than expected. Example: "The meeting went on for a while, lasting well into the evening."
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I might go on for a while.
And if they both show up, and hook up again, that might go on for a while, and then they'd consider posting on Facebook that they were in a relationship.
This seems like one of those wars that's going to go on for a while.
It will go on for a while.
Which go on for a while.
I could go on for a while.
"That phenomenon may go on for a while".
The battle will certainly go on for a while.
This art boom could therefore go on for a while.
We can make it go on for a while, though.
It seemed that this could go on for a while.
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