What is the difference between up to and upto?
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What is the difference between up to and upto?
“Up to” is correct . “Up to” is correct. There is no word “upto” in English. In my experience, “upto” is a uniquely Indian development.
How do you use so far?
So far means ‘up until here’ or ‘up until now’: I have only met half of the staff so far. I have only met half of the staff up until now. How do you like San Francisco? – So far so good!
What does from then until now mean?
1. “From then on” indicates that the event in question is continuing, while “Until now” indicates that the event in question has had some kind of change (in this case, stopping).
Is there a difference between till and until?
Until indicates when something will happen, begin, or end. Till means the same thing as until. Till is not an abbreviation of until—it’s actually older than until—and it should not be written with an apostrophe.
What is the difference between until and untill?
As prepositions the difference between untill and until is that untill is while until is up to the time of (something happening).
What is the difference between so far and until now?
Thank you, I understood it, but in another post I read that between “so far” and “until now” there is a sublte difference: “so far” implies that things are continuing unchanged while “until now” indicates that something has changed. So far we have had no trouble. We have had no trouble until now.
How do you use until now in a sentence?
used in negative statement to describe a situation that has existed up to this point or up to the present time.
- I’ve always been perfectly healthy until now.
- It has taken until now to pin down its exact location.
- Until now, the government has only enforced the ban with regard to American ships.
How do you say until now?
until now; up to now; so far; till now; yet; hitherto; thus far; til now; as yet; heretofore.
What’s the difference between so far and until now?
How do you say up to until now?
until now; up to now; so far; till now; hitherto; up to here; yet; thus far; heretofore; til now; as yet; to date.