5.21 Emphasizing time in the present: using adjuncts

You do not normally need to use an adjunct of time or other time expression with present tenses, but you can add them in order to emphasize the immediate present or general present, or to contrast the present with the past or future.

• We're working with Robert Hardy just at this moment, recording an autumn series.
• We're safe now.
• What's the matter with you today, Marnie?
• I haven't got a grant this year.