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I have read that “adesso” and “ora” are equivalent and interchangeable.

However some people have said that for “adesso”, it’s usually used at the end of a sentence, also it’s used more to answer a question.

For “Ora”, some say it’s usually used at the beginning of sentences, not the end (which is more for adesso).

Is this true? Do you guys have opinions on the small differences between WHEN to use adesso or Ora?

I also read that adesso is more formal?

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I have read that “adesso” and “ora” are equivalent and interchangeable.  

However some people have said that for “adesso”, it’s usually used at the end of a sentence, also it’s used more to answer a question.  

For “Ora”, some say it’s usually used at the beginning of sentences, not the end (which is more for adesso).

Is this true? Do you guys have opinions on the small differences between WHEN to use adesso or Ora? 

I also read that adesso is more formal? 

Grazie a tutti
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