Now ( adverb , conjunction , noun )

(As an adverb)

Now ( adverb )

1. At the present time or moment.
2. Used to express a sense of urgency or impatience.
3. Used to emphasize a statement or command.

Origin:

From middle english now, nu, from old english nū, from proto-germanic *nu (“now”), from proto-indo-european *nu.

Examples:

1. I am busy now, can we talk later?
2. Now, please! I don't have all day.
3. I want you to leave now, and don't come back.

(As a conjunction)

Now ( conjunction )

1. At the present time or moment.
2. Used to express a sense of urgency or impatience.
3. Used to emphasize a statement or command.

Origin:

From middle english now, nu, from old english nū, from proto-germanic *nu (“now”), from proto-indo-european *nu.

Examples:

1. I am busy now, can we talk later?
2. Now, please! I don't have all day.
3. I want you to leave now, and don't come back.

(As a noun)

Now ( noun )

1. At the present time or moment.
2. Used to express a sense of urgency or impatience.
3. Used to emphasize a statement or command.

Origin:

From middle english now, nu, from old english nū, from proto-germanic *nu (“now”), from proto-indo-european *nu.

Examples:

1. I am busy now, can we talk later?
2. Now, please! I don't have all day.
3. I want you to leave now, and don't come back.