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John liao Posted 12 years ago
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differennce in between "so far" and "until now"
What the differennce in between "so far" and "until now"
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john liao What the differennce in between "so far" and "until now" The question is too broad even to suggest an approach to the answer. The fixed expression "So far, so good", for example, cannot be said as "Until now, so good". In which sentence are you using it?
- john liao What the differennce in between "so far" and "until now" The question is too broad even to suggest an approach to the answer.
- The fixed expression "So far, so good", for example, cannot be said as "Until now, so good".
- In which sentence are you using it?
- CJ
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john liao What the differennce in between "so far" and "until now"The question is too broad even to suggest an approach to the answer.
The fixed expression "So far, so good", for example, cannot be said as "Until now, so good".
In which sentence are you using it?
CJ
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"until now": Something was happening, but it stopped recently.
"so far": Something was happening. It may or may not have stopped.
People use "until now" when something changed. People usually (not always) use "so far" when nothing has changed.
"It's been raining all day until now" usually means: It was raining, it is not raining now.
"It's been raining all day so far" usu
"so far": Something was happening. It may or may not have stopped.
People use "until now" when something changed. People usually (not always) use "so far" when nothing has changed.
"It's been raining all day until now" usually means: It was raining, it is not raining now.
"It's been raining all day so far" usu
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