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    chen is offline Newbie
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    Default very soon now?

    I have this problem in my textbook,
    "very soon now I'd doze off"
    does it mean "very soon 'from' now I 'would' doze off"?

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    Tdol is offline Editor, UsingEnglish.com
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    Default Re: very soon now?

    Is it in a text about the past? We can use 'now' in the past, and it would mean a short time after that moment. If it's a text in the present, then I would use 'will'.

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