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Tory303 Posted 14 years ago
Vocabulary

What is the difference between "as of now" and " as it is"

I learned the words "as of now" and "as it is". And I can't sure two words's meanings are almost similar as same or slightly different. Would you give me some explanations of two phrasal verbs or words?
  

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as of now" = at this date "as it is" = in this situation

— Mister Micawber

  • as of now" = at this date "as it is" = in this situation
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as of now" = at this date
"as it is" = in this situation
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