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Pelin
Are these the same?
"from that day onwards" and "from that day forward"
Jul 23, 2013 11:14 PM
Answers · 2
If the starting point is not today, you could say:
"From that day onward" or "From that day forward"
If the day you're referencing is today (more likely), you would say:
"From this day onward" or "From this day forward"
In either case, either option is correct and you would be understood, but we would normally use "forward" rather than "onward".
July 24, 2013
Yes, because "onward/onwards" and "forward" are all synonyms.
July 23, 2013
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