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Wed 5 Nov, 2008 11:29 am
1. I haven't been able to contact you until now.
Does it mean "In the past I could not contact you, but now I can contact you" or "In the past I could contact you, but now I cannot contact you"?
2. Until now I haven't been able to contact you.
Is the meaning still the same if 'Until now' is the beginning part?
Many thanks.
Quote:1. I haven't been able to contact you until now.
Does it mean "In the past I could not contact you, but now I can contact you" or "In the past I could contact you, but now I cannot contact you"?
The first answer: "In the past I could not contact you, but now I can contact you"
Quote:2. Until now I haven't been able to contact you.
Is the meaning still the same if 'Until now' is the beginning part?
Yes, the meaning is still the same.
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