so far

/soʊ fɑr/

up to this point in time

So far, the project has been successful.

This means the project has been successful up to now.

general

up to the present moment or point in time

So far, we've completed three tasks.

We have finished three tasks up to now.

The weather has been good so far this week.

The weather has been good up to this point in the week.

Often used to summarize progress or describe a situation up to the present time.

Collocations

so far so goodeverything is going well up to nowso far, so gooda phrase indicating that things are progressing well

everything is going well up to now

Use 'so far' to describe progress or events up to the present moment.

'So far' is used to refer to the present point in time, not the future.

Combination of the adverb 'so' and the adverb 'far', meaning 'to this extent' or 'to this point'.

Commonly used in both formal and informal contexts to refer to progress or events up to the present time.

to this extent

adverb

far

distance or extent

adverb

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