Where should I place the word “NOW” in the following sentence?
Hi friends,
Where should I place the word “now” in the following sentence? Out of the 03 options, which is the correct one?
a) Since I am settled in my new job now, I will come to the university to discuss about my
unfinished studies.
b) Since I am now settled in my new job, I will come to the university to discuss about my
unfinished studies.
c) Since now I am settled in my new job, I will come to the university to discuss about my
unfinished studies.
Thanks in advance,
Niwantha
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Answers · 4
2
A and B are both good.
A is a little more casual than B.
C is not incorrect, but it sounds a little awkward.
2
Hi Niwantha,
Both a and b sound natural, with b sounding slightly more natural to me. C is perfectly understandable, but sounds a bit awkward. Additionally, I would prefer "into my new job" to "in my new job", and I would remove "about". Thus, to me, the most natural English sentence would be:
Since I am now settled into my new job, I will come to the university to discuss my unfinished studies.
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