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Hly2004 Posted 21 years ago
Vocabulary

at present/currently

Are "at present" and "currently" of the same meaning?
  

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Hi Hly, Yes, but at present is slightly more formal. Currently is less formal. Some examples of correct usages (all mean the same): 1.

— Danyoo

  • Hi Hly, Yes, but at present is slightly more formal.
  • Currently is less formal.
  • Some examples of correct usages (all mean the same): 1.
  • Currently we have no plans to build any more factories in China.
  • 2.
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Hi Hly,

Yes, but at present is slightly more formal. Currently is less formal.

Some examples of correct usages (all mean the same):
1. Currently we have no plans to build any more factories in China.
2. We have no plans to build any more factories in China at the moment.
3. We have no plans to build any more factories in China at the present moment.
4. At present
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Thank you ! I got it.
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