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Wonder123 Posted 13 years ago
Grammar

Right now and at the moment

Right now/at the moment I'm in the garden
I'm in the garden right now/ at the moment.

Should I use right now/at the moment at the beginning or at the end of the sentence?

Please help.
  

Top answer

They can both go in either position. I would say that "at the moment" is more usual at the end though.

— GPY

  • They can both go in either position.
  • I would say that "at the moment" is more usual at the end though.
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They can both go in either position. I would say that "at the moment" is more usual at the end though.
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GPYThey can both go in either position. I would say that "at the moment" is more usual at the end though.
Ok, how about right now? which position is most frequently used.
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Thanks. I have freedom to use either way?
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