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Adith Posted 19 years ago
Grammar

Until or Up to

Hi,

What's the difference of using until and up to?

My sentence is: She has completed the homework from research phase until/up to reporting phase.

Which one is more appropriate?

Thanks.

Brie
  

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Hi, What's the difference of using until and up to ? My sentence is: She has completed the homework from the research phase until/up to the reporting phase. Which one is more appropriate?

— Clive

  • Hi, What's the difference of using until and up to ?
  • My sentence is: She has completed the homework from the research phase until/up to the reporting phase.
  • Which one is more appropriate?
  • 'Up to' seems more natural to me.
  • Clive
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Hi,

What's the difference of using until and up to?

My sentence is: She has completed the homework from the research phase until/up to the reporting phase.

Which one is more appropriate? 'Up to' seems more natural to me.
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