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Tatsuya Kawai
The meaning of "even to this day."
In what situations do you usually use this phrase?
Is it the same meaning as "even now?"
Aug 30, 2017 10:49 AM
Answers · 4
Yes they are very similar we can say....
"Even to this day I still can't eat rice, since I saw a worm in my rice 10 years ago".
"Even now I still can't eat rice, since I saw a worm in my rice 10 years ago"
August 30, 2017
Yes, it's very similar. 'to this day' would usually be used to refer to things that started to happen, or were well known, a very long time ago - I would say at least decades, but more likely centuries ago.
August 30, 2017
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Tatsuya Kawai
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