curriculum/challenges/english/blocks/learn-how-to-ask-and-share-about-educational-and-professional-background/657b306fe94f29e4b4aa9105.md
Not right away is used to indicate that something didn't happen immediately or at the earliest opportunity. For example:
He didn't understand the code fix right away, but later it became clear. - He needed some time before he understood.
This phrase suggests that there was a delay or a period before the action or change took place. It helps to set the timeline of events or actions.
What does Anna mean when she says not right away?
She immediately started working in HR at a tech company.
Not right away indicates a delay or period before taking action, not immediate action.
She started working in a different role before moving to HR at a tech company.
She has never worked in HR.
The statement implies she did work in HR, just not immediately.
She was always focused on training and development.
Not right away suggests a progression or change over time, not a constant focus.
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