English Language & Usage Asked by Arnold Sheireck on June 12, 2021
A non English native colleague asked a questioned today that I couldn’t answer clearly. The only thing I could come up with was that it sounded strange. The sentences:
"They liked him almost at once."
and
"They liked him almost right now."
I mentioned that if almost was taken out, either would be fine (at least it sounds fine to me).
Can anyone give a detailed explanation as to why right now sounds weird?
edit: Also can anyone give a grammatical explanation why?
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