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Today, today; Today, contemporary
Phrases:
1, USA today? USA-Today; USA-Today; Usa today
2. Christianity today? Christianity today; Christian magazine today
Beijing today? Beijing today; english newspaper
Is there any mail today? Today's post
Do you pay in cash today? The delivery date of the next day delivery contract is the next trading day; ?
Extended data
Usage of words:
Today, when used as an uncountable noun, it means "today", which only refers to the day, not the night. Generally used as a subject, when used as an attribute, the possessive case is often used. Today can also be interpreted as "now, contemporary".
Today equals on this day, so you can't add the preposition on before it.
Today, when used as an adverb, means "today, today", which only refers to the day, not the night, without comparative and superlative. Today can also mean "today, in the contemporary era".
Today's indirect speech should be changed to that day.
Synonym:
Today; at present
at present