Still and until now in one sentence

[hatgray]

https://forum.wordreference.com/threads/shes-still-crying-until-now.3372742/#post-17098123

Is it really wrong to use still and until now in one sentence?

"I still haven't done that until now."

I think it makes sense and is correct.

Need your opinions please.

aprreciate it

 

[hatgray]

But would it be granmatically correct to do so?https://ludwig.guru/s/Until+now+there+are+still

use of still and until now in one sentence

 

[Matthew Wai]

I consider 'until now' redundant.

 

[hatgray]

Redundant but not wrong usage?

 

[Matthew Wai]

I think the native speakers on WordReference already explained why it should be omitted.

 

[Rover_KE]

Thank you for giving the link to the other forum on which you asked the same question.

Now it's time to move on to a different question.

 

[teechar]

I still haven't done that until now.

It's unnatural, poor and clumsy, to say the least! I can keep going!
Use either "still" or "until now" in that sentence, but not both.

Is it really wrong to use "still" and "until now" in one sentence?

Not at all.

Until now, the development of an effective vaccine against the disease has been the dream of most researchers in the field, but recent discoveries look promising even though human trials are still at least a decade away.

She still hasn't been paid, but she hasn't complained about it until now.

Still, I haven't driven a better car until now.

I need your opinions please.

I (really) appreciate it.

 

[GoesStation]

Redundant but not wrong usage?

It's wrong usage because it's redundant.