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Offhand, I can think of no context where as is now could directly replace as of now without some other changes to. For now indicates a temporary state or arrangement that is subject to change with time whereas for the time being implies a state. The position of certain time adjuncts in English is very flexible. Assuming your sentence is standing alone, now fits in every position:. Actually, sentences that begin with 'could', 'should', or 'would' are questions and should have a trailing question mark.. Which of the following two phrases is correct? Now is the time to Now is time to Or are both of them correct? And if so.
The previous question about now seems to be more focused on the dual usages of now as an adverb and a noun..
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