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jickoon

16 Thg 8 2016

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Đâu là sự khác biệt giữa now và at the moment ?Hãy thoải mái đưa ra các câu ví dụ nhé.

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nausicaa

16 Thg 8 2016

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Tiếng Anh (Mỹ)

@jickoon: yeah exactly.

Now doesn't always have to compare to another time, it just does often.

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drkero

16 Thg 8 2016

Tiếng Anh (Mỹ)
Tiếng Hàn Quốc

Now 지금 at the moment 그순간

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jickoon

16 Thg 8 2016

Tiếng Hàn Quốc

@drkero: 아뇨 그렇게 쓰이는 at the moment 말구 at present의 의미로 쓰이는 거요ㅜㅜ

nausicaa

16 Thg 8 2016

Tiếng Anh (Mỹ)

At the moment has wider use than now.

Now can only be used in present tense, but at the moment can be present or past tense as well.

But when used in present tense, their meaning is just about the same.

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jickoon

16 Thg 8 2016

Tiếng Hàn Quốc

@nausicaa: my korean teacher said to use 'now' when something change
for example-- "i don' like swimming now"(i used to like swimming before but not now)

and, at the moment means 'for now', so it implies that it's likely to change sometime
for example -- i'm not good at english at the moment(but i am not good at english for now)

is my teacher wrong??

nausicaa

16 Thg 8 2016

Tiếng Anh (Mỹ)

@jickoon: No that is totally correct too. That's one of many uses of them.

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jickoon

16 Thg 8 2016

Tiếng Hàn Quốc

@nausicaa: then could you tell me how to use them alpropriately pleaz? so confusing because there are so many usage(or meanings?) of them like you said.

jickoon

16 Thg 8 2016

Tiếng Hàn Quốc

@nausicaa: my teacher said is only the way they are used?? no exceptions...?

nausicaa

16 Thg 8 2016

Tiếng Anh (Mỹ)

@jickoon: Ah I wouldn't say that's completely true. That nuance they said is usually there, but it still used in multiple ways.

For example:
"I can't do it now, but I will later" and "I can't do it at the/this moment, but I will do it later."
Both have the exact same meaning here. You could say that nuance is there, but it doesn't really matter.

Also, at the moment can be past tense, like I mentioned. (It often has the feeling that something has changed in the present like your teacher said)
"I was so busy I couldn't answer my phone at the/that moment. I still need to call her back."
"At the/that moment I was so upset, I said things I didn't mean. I'm sorry."

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jickoon

16 Thg 8 2016

Tiếng Hàn Quốc

@nausicaa: oh. thanks a lot!!
you mean 'i have a 30 dollars now' in this sentence, it's not matter whether i owned that amount of money before, or not.?

and if i substitute 'at the moment' for 'now'.
it makes a connotation like ... 'the money will be spent for some reason shortly'. right??