Re:The Art of Punctuation
by spdustin on Wednesday September 25, 2019 @04:41PM
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When used in the present tense, presently is indeed a synonym of currently. When used in the future tense—e.g., “I will be leaving presently”—it means “shortly,” since “currently” isn’t compatible with the future tense.
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