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Sasako Posted 18 years ago
Grammar

until now or up to now

Hi all,

I am new here and I have got a question. I hope that it seems not stupid or dull...

Is there any difference between the use of "until now" or "up to now"? Or is the meaning quite the same?

i.e., I show you what has been done until now
or I show you what has been done up to now

Thanks a lot
sasako
  

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Yoku irrashaimashita, Sasako-san, to English Forums. No questions here are dull or stupid; we have students of English from all levels and from all around the world. I see no difference between until now and up to now .

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  • Yoku irrashaimashita, Sasako-san, to English Forums.
  • No questions here are dull or stupid; we have students of English from all levels and from all around the world.
  • I see no difference between until now and up to now .
  • Perhaps the second one is less formal.
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Yoku irrashaimashita, Sasako-san, to English Forums. No questions here are dull or stupid; we have students of English from all levels and from all around the world.

I see no difference between until now and up to now. Perhaps the second one is less formal.
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