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    • 1. 從此以後, 從現在開始 I'm too fat. From now on I'm not going to eat so much. 我太胖了。從此以後我不要吃那麼多了。

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  2. as of now的同義字As of now: used if you're talking about something that will change in the future starting from now. As of now, I will no longer drink Coke. As for now: used for right now As for now, let's just study in the library.|As of now = by this time (past to present) from this time (present to future) "As of now, there aren't many pandas left in China." "As of now, I will watch a ...

  3. taytaytommy22. 2017年6月30日. 英語 (美國) For now = temporarily. Ex.) We will leave this here for now and I will move it later. By now= signifies a point in time by which something should have happened. Ex.) He's had three weeks to do this project he should be finished by now.

  4. now的同義字They both refer to present time. But the nuance of "at present" or "presently" may stress that it's the important part of the sentence. edit for example: "Now I'm going to the store" This is casual. "now" just means it's the next thing you're about to do. "Presently, I'm going to the store." This sentence really stresses the important part: That it's happening right now.|now ...

  5. now的同義字同じです。|日本語の「今」と「今すぐ」と同じだと思う。 でも、違うときもある: A: Will you go on a date with me? B: I'm not really ready for dating right now. - 今 B: I'm not really ready for dating now. - 今 同じどと思います。 その「I'm reading a book」の場合は英語も同じですね。 時間がかかる活動に「now ...

  6. 回答数: 14. 被“赞”数: 8. From now on I'm going to eat healthier. From now on - from this point in time until the end of time I'm going to be done with work two hours from now. From now - amount of time between future event and now. From now on I'm going to eat healthier.

  7. What now?@euzinho: you're not wrong... Contextually they can have different meanings but as a whole they mean the same things... You can say "now what?" And have it mean "what now?" And vice versa|I might have had the wrong impression that What now seems like a sincere question while Now what is something someone who is already feed up with someone else's questions/talk would say. But I'm ...

  8. 2021年12月18日. 英語 (美國) I believe “now what” Indicates that the person does not know what to do or how to move forward. The pessimist view. “what now” Indicates a person who is looking for a solution to solve the problem and move forward. The optimist view. 這個回答有幫到你嗎?.

  9. nowNow” means “at this time,” “by now” means a period of time ending at this moment, and “for now” means “just for this time.” Examples: “Now we are going to discuss English.” (We are beginning something at the current time.) “By now you should have read the first four chapters in the book.” (You were assigned the task earlier and need to have completed it by now ...

  10. 2019年9月15日. 最佳解答. 英語 (美國) Currently can sound a little more formal. So you might see them in different contexts. For example: I'm in the library right now. Currently the president is visiting Russia. Currently can sound a little more formal.

  11. They are the same (Till/til now is the shortened version for “until now”). However, “till/til now” is kind of more casual than “until now.”. It’s also kind of less formal. 這個回答有幫到你嗎?. until now 和 by now 的差別在哪裡?.

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