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Rommel Posted 9 years ago
Grammar

‘At present’ and ‘right now’ can be used interchangeably in the sentence, right?

‘At present’ and ‘right now’ can be used interchangeably in the sentence, right?


(At present, right now) Teresa might not see the importance of education, yet the time will come when she will be able to use in the future what she has learned.

  

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Yes, those are both OK. The last part doesn't read properly. The easiest fix is just to delete "in the future" ("the time will come" already contains this idea).

— GPY

  • Yes, those are both OK.
  • The last part doesn't read properly.
  • The easiest fix is just to delete "in the future" ("the time will come" already contains this idea).
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Yes, those are both OK.

The last part doesn't read properly. The easiest fix is just to delete "in the future" ("the time will come" already contains this idea).

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