Intermediate 📚 Vocabulary · #52 of 1319

currently (adv.)

at the present time

Examples

  • She currently lives in Berlin.

Key rules

  • Currently means at the present time
  • It goes before the main verb or after be
  • It is used with present tenses

Common mistakes

  • She is living currently in Berlin → She is currently living in Berlin

Use cases

  • Describing present situations
  • Updating news
  • Stating your job or location
💡 Tip: Currently means now; at present is a formal alternative.
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