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Acbeat Posted 9 years ago
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Can I say 'I haven't seen her so far this morning.'?

I'd think the word 'so far' means that up to now.

But in the same sentence there were both so far and this morning.

I used to think the word 'so far' means 'up to now'.

Imagine the speaker says it's noon, there were two different time in it, Now and Morning.

Is it good or bad? and why? Would you answer me?

  

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Acbeat I'd think the word 'so far' means that up to now. Right. Acbeat But in the same sentence there were both so far and this morning.

— Mister Micawber

  • Acbeat I'd think the word 'so far' means that up to now.
  • Right.
  • Acbeat But in the same sentence there were both so far and this morning.
  • Then the morning has not yet ended.
  • Acbeat Imagine the speaker says it's noon Then you cannot use 'so far this morning'.
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AcbeatI'd think the word 'so far' means that up to now.

Right.

AcbeatBut in the same sentence there were both so far and this morning.

Then the morning has not yet ended.

AcbeatImagine the speaker says it's noon

Then you cannot use 'so far this morning'.

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