Hello,
I wrote a sentence as "I was embarrassed at the moment while her father kept calling me BIG hair." My English teacher corrected my sentence as "I was embarrassed in the moment while her father kept calling me BIG hair." I tried to compare this one to the other sentence as "My life is just too busy at the moment." I can't tell the exactly difference between the two examples.
Here is my comprehension:
"at the moment" refers to a period of time whereas "in the moment" refers to a point in a period of time. Am i correct?
I don't like either. I'd would leave the phrase out- it clashes with 'while'.
At the moment = now
In a moment = soon
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I have only heard "in the moment" in the context of an actor being focused on his role. I disagree with your teacher there. I also agree with TDOL, that "while" is incorrect there in that combination.Originally Posted by blacknomi
I was embarrassed when her father called me "Big Hair".
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Thanks a million. Tea-DOLOriginally Posted by tdol
Always can't thank you enough!
Send your teacher to this forum.
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You are very welcome. :wink:Originally Posted by blacknomi
I don't think he has English learning problems.Originally Posted by RonBee
But
He has sleeping problems. Does this forum offer any help?
LOL!
Perfect pronunciation there.Originally Posted by blacknomi
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A gallon of coffee with every thousand posts.Originally Posted by blacknomi
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