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Cat desk Posted 8 years ago
Grammar
"Present continuous" or "present perfect continuous" with 'so far'
Hi there, could anyone please tell me whether I should use 'present perfect continuous' or 'present continuous tense' with 'so far'? I have seen native speakers use both tenses with 'so far' like "How's your day going so far?" Please tell me Which tense is more correct and what's the rule?
Here are some examples:
1- My car is/has been running good so far.
2- England are/have been playing good cricket so far.
Here are some examples:
1- My car is/has been running good so far.
2- England are/have been playing good cricket so far.
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