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    Default "As far as" or "upto"

    As far as have you studied? or Upto where have you studied?

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    Default Re: "As far as" or "upto"

    Quote Originally Posted by edmondjanet View Post
    As far as have you studied? or Up to where have you studied?
    Try: "How far have you studied?"

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