Angela
What's the difference between today and to-day?
Thank you!I have come across the word to-day in academic articles several times. I think it's just the same as today but I don't know why the authors do not use today.
13 de ene. de 2012 2:37
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Hello! To-day means “in currying time” or “now” and is often used just in academic articles as you have wrote. Good luck!
13 de enero de 2012
2
There is no difference between them. I believe that to-day is just an older way of spelling today, but nowadays it's always spelt as today :)
13 de enero de 2012
2
I think to-day might come from British English, but I can't be sure. In American English, we always use today.
13 de enero de 2012
1
Today is proper form.
13 de enero de 2012
today Is the only word used in English
14 de enero de 2012
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