Actually vs At the moment
Listen, type the full sentence, then see exactly where you went wrong.
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About this exercise
Actually and at the moment are phrases often used in English but can be confusing. This exercise focuses on distinguishing their meanings and usage. You'll hear examples demonstrating how to properly use each phrase in context. By practicing with this exercise, you'll gain clarity on when to say 'actually' versus 'at the moment', which should help improve your conversational skills in English. This grammar lesson is perfect for A2 learners looking to refine their understanding of precise language use. Get ready to listen and learn in just under a minute.
Questions about this exercise
This exercise focuses on the difference between the phrases 'actually' and 'at the moment'.
'Actually' is used to indicate reality, while 'at the moment' indicates the present time.
Sure! 'At the moment, I'm making this program, but actually I should be in a meeting.'