Pick up speed
Hi,
1)
Can I say that a business is picking up speed when it is starting to thrive?
2)
"She told me that she had gone through the list of everything you had ordered." (emphasizing the fact that the process of ordering something took place before the rest)
"She told me that she had gone through the list of everything you have ordered so far."
Are both options possible?
Thank you.
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Ann225 Can I say that a business is picking up speed when it is starting to thrive? It's unusual, but most would understand the analogy. " "So far" means that there are more orders coming in the future.
- Ann225 Can I say that a business is picking up speed when it is starting to thrive?
- It's unusual, but most would understand the analogy.
- " "So far" means that there are more orders coming in the future.
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Ann225Can I say that a business is picking up speed when it is starting to thrive?
It's unusual, but most would understand the analogy.
Ann225"She told me that she had gone through the list of everything you have ordered (so far)."
"So far" means that there are more orders coming in the future.
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