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from now on

 

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Term: from now on

Meaning:

From now on refers to a specific point in time or event that serves as a starting point for a new period or change in behavior or circumstances.

Usage:

From now on is commonly used to indicate that a particular action, behavior, or pattern should continue or be followed in the future.

Example Sentences:

  1. From now on, I will start eating healthier and exercising regularly.
  2. We have decided to implement a new policy from now on to improve efficiency in our organization.
  3. She promised she will be more attentive in class from now on.
  4. From now on, let's make it a habit to clean up after ourselves.

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