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Inglês (EUA)
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“She is leaving for Okinawa right now.” soa natural?
“She is leaving for Okinawa right now.” soa natural?
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- Inglês (EUA)
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1. They leave is future tense. They leave tomorrow, future.
2. They are leaving for the airport right now. Good sentence.
3. The leave - again future tense. Try, they left for the airport just now.
4. They are leaving for the airport, now/ at this moment/ as we speak. Just now sounds past tense. Just then, just a few moments ago.
Leave - future, left - past, are leaving - present.
Right now - present, just then, just a few moments ago - past tense.
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- Inglês (EUA)
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She's leaving for Okinawa right now.
She's leaving for Okinawa as we speak.
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- Japonês
@ArodDaMonster Thank you very much for showing me the expression "as we speak".
May I ask you another question? What about these sentences?
１．They leave for the airport right now.
２．They are leaving for the airport right now.
３．They leave for the airport just now.
４．They are leaving for the airport just now.
May I ask you another question? What about these sentences?
１．They leave for the airport right now.
２．They are leaving for the airport right now.
３．They leave for the airport just now.
４．They are leaving for the airport just now.
- Inglês (EUA)
Natural
Another way of saying "right now."
As we are talking "right now" she is leaving.
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- Inglês (EUA)
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You're very welcome. I am here to help, you can ask as many questions as you'd like, I will try my best to help you.
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- Japonês
@ArodDaMonster What about these sentences?
１．They leave for the airport right now.
２．They are leaving for the airport right now.
３．They leave for the airport just now.
４．They are leaving for the airport just now.
leave VS. are leaving
right now VS. just now
１．They leave for the airport right now.
２．They are leaving for the airport right now.
３．They leave for the airport just now.
４．They are leaving for the airport just now.
leave VS. are leaving
right now VS. just now
- Inglês (EUA)
Natural
1. They leave is future tense. They leave tomorrow, future.
2. They are leaving for the airport right now. Good sentence.
3. The leave - again future tense. Try, they left for the airport just now.
4. They are leaving for the airport, now/ at this moment/ as we speak. Just now sounds past tense. Just then, just a few moments ago.
Leave - future, left - past, are leaving - present.
Right now - present, just then, just a few moments ago - past tense.
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- Japonês
Thank you again, @ArodDaMonster .
Are "right now" and "just now" used interchangeably?
Are "right now" and "just now" used interchangeably?
- Inglês (EUA)
Natural
No, right now is used to say, this exact moment.
Just now is used to say, it happened very recently.
Did you finish your chores?
I finished my chores right now. This moment I am done.
While sitting on the couch watching tv, "Oh I finished them just now. That's why I'm watching tv."
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