Just now and Presently
Rule: Just now refers
to past or present time, not future; Presently
is used to denote near and immediate future time.
Incorrect
Usage: (a) The Chief Guest will arrive just now.
(b) He left for office presently.
Correct Usage: (a) The Chief Guest will arrive presently.
(b) He left for office just now.
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