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present
You use present in front of a noun to show that you are talking about something that exists now, rather than about something in the past or future. When did you start working in your job? The system has many faults. You also use present in front of a noun to show that you are talking about the person who has a job, role, or title now, rather than someone who had it in the past or will have it in the future. The director of the company is a woman. Who is the present team captain? When present is used after be, it has a different meaning. If someone is present at an event, they are there. Several reporters were the event. He was not the birth of his child. Be careful Don't use any preposition except at in sentences like these. Don't say, for example ‘Several reporters were present in the event’. If it is clear what event you are talking about, you can just say that someone is present. The Prime Minister and his wife . You can also use present with this meaning immediately after a noun. There was a photographer . He should not have said that with so many children present. 'at present' also found in these entries (note: many are not synonyms or translations):
Forum discussions with the word(s) "at present" in the title: a happier conclusion than there was at present reason to hope - English Only forum
Actions That Terminate At Present Moment - English Only forum Actions Which Terminate at Present Moment - English Only forum Affirmative for not at home at present - English Only forum as at present in force of which - English Only forum as they are at present - English Only forum at first/at the beginning Present Simple/Past Simple - English Only forum at last, simple past or present perfect? - English Only forum at present vs in the present - English Only forum At present / In the present / For the present - English Only forum At present 72 points on servicing remittances have been organized. - English Only forum At present a new road <is being built vs. will be built> - English Only forum At present I would prefer to see you <anything rather than a friend>, to me, or to anyone~ - English Only forum At present vs now - English Only forum at present with the future tense - English Only forum At present, the average car spends more than 90 percent of its life parked. - English Only forum at present/currently - English Only forum At the moment the things are done(past /present) - English Only forum at the moment vs at present - English Only forum At the present - English Only forum at the present & at present - English Only forum "at the present time" - English Only forum at the present time/ at present - English Only forum at the then <present> moment - English Only forum Attendance [word for "everyone present" at school] - English Only forum Can we use present perfect tense at the moment when the action completes - English Only forum comma before present participle: student at OU graduating in 2013 - English Only forum Currently, at the present, ... - English Only forum Does " At present" show present progressive should be used or " gets along" would be a better alternative? - English Only forum <Does he write> letters? Whom <is he writing> to at present? - English Only forum more...
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