Noun(1) the momentary present
Adverb(1) at the present moment,in these times,in the historical present,at this point in the narration of a series of past events,(prefatory or transitional) indicates a change of subject or activity,used to preface a command or reproof or request,without delay or hesitation,with no time intervening,in the immediate past,presently(2) at the present moment(3) in these times(4) in the historical present(5) at this point in the narration of a series of past events(6) (prefatory or transitional) indicates a change of subject or activity(7) used to preface a command or reproof or request(8) without delay or hesitation(9) with no time intervening(10) in the immediate past(11) presently
Noun(1) the momentary present
Adverb(1) at the present moment,in these times,in the historical present,at this point in the narration of a series of past events,(prefatory or transitional) indicates a change of subject or activity,used to preface a command or reproof or request,without delay or hesitation,with no time intervening,in the immediate past,presently(2) at the present moment(3) in these times(4) in the historical present(5) at this point in the narration of a series of past events(6) (prefatory or transitional) indicates a change of subject or activity(7) used to preface a command or reproof or request(8) without delay or hesitation(9) with no time intervening(10) in the immediate past(11) presently
(1) hush now, this is important(2) You've been awake for four seconds now and already your frame of reference has vanished.(3) Ok so this is fact and many of us bear the marks of those conquests but now answer this question.(4) Banstead are now unbeaten in four games, conceding just one goal in that time.(5) those shoes are very now(6) It's not pleasant to contemplate, but if you sign up now you needn't consider it again.(7) They operated on him this afternoon so hopefully he'll be fast asleep by now .(8) Whether it was actually any good or not scarcely matters now : it cheered a lot of people up in a grim time.(9) I'll see you in an hour from now(10) It is pretty clear now that he will not be returning to these shores.(11) I've lived here four months now , and still barely know the place, so went to the library.(12) He has been under effective house arrest for almost a year now , guarded by four police officers.(13) For three or four days now New York has been enfolded in the soft grey light of winter.(14) His promotion means there are now four MPs from Yorkshire and Humber in the Cabinet.(15) Land that had once supported eight or nine different crops and animals now grew only one.(16) Because he has been in custody since last July, Pickard will now be released in four months.
(1) hush now, this is important(2) You've been awake for four seconds now and already your frame of reference has vanished.(3) Ok so this is fact and many of us bear the marks of those conquests but now answer this question.(4) Banstead are now unbeaten in four games, conceding just one goal in that time.(5) those shoes are very now(6) It's not pleasant to contemplate, but if you sign up now you needn't consider it again.(7) They operated on him this afternoon so hopefully he'll be fast asleep by now .(8) Whether it was actually any good or not scarcely matters now : it cheered a lot of people up in a grim time.(9) I'll see you in an hour from now(10) It is pretty clear now that he will not be returning to these shores.(11) I've lived here four months now , and still barely know the place, so went to the library.(12) He has been under effective house arrest for almost a year now , guarded by four police officers.(13) For three or four days now New York has been enfolded in the soft grey light of winter.(14) His promotion means there are now four MPs from Yorkshire and Humber in the Cabinet.(15) Land that had once supported eight or nine different crops and animals now grew only one.(16) Because he has been in custody since last July, Pickard will now be released in four months.
