How to use the adverb "Now" correctly
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I always find it quite difficult to use the adverb "now" correctly. By the way, is there any difference in meaning (or nuance) between (A) and (B)? What I want to say here is pretty much the same as "Nowadays the sun is not mysterious any longer, a large number of people around the world worship it in the ancient way even today."
(A) Although now the sun is not mysterious, a large number of people around the world worship it in the ancient way even today.
(B) Although the sun is not mysterious now, a large number of people around the world worship it in the ancient way even today.
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(B) reads better to me. )
- (B) reads better to me.
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(B) reads better to me.
(Presumably the sun is still mysterious to the people mentioned.)
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