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today

Today means the day on which you are speaking or writing.

How are you feeling today?

Today is Thursday.

Don't use ‘today’ in front of morning, afternoon, or evening. Instead, use this.

His plane left this morning.

Can I take it with me this afternoon?

Come and have dinner with me this evening.

'today' also found in these entries (note: many are not synonyms or translations):

anniversary - arrive - be - before - buy - day - either ... or - even - practice - professor - remain - so - this - well - yesterday

Forum discussions with the word(s) "today" in the title:

" It will rain here today." Response / agreeing" - English Only forum
- Sorry! The general director is not available today.(around) - English Only forum
, much like nail polish is used today... - English Only forum
..., and today I finally... or ..., so today I finally ... - English Only forum
...ago today - English Only forum
...conclude my lecture for today by praying for your continued good health and for your happiness. - English Only forum
...he will be giving at today's occasion. - English Only forum
..I am very tired. ……………… over four hundred miles today - English Only forum
'continues even today' or 'is continuing even today'? - English Only forum
'It's sunday' vs 'today is sunday' - English Only forum
'still exists today' or 'still exist today? - English Only forum
'to have' it in school today. - English Only forum
'today' and its position in a sentence - English Only forum
'today' as adjective - English Only forum
‘would have still been alive today‘ - English Only forum
(Both) players have won this competition before, so (either) of them could win today. - English Only forum
(Even) if he would help us tomorrow, after what you said to him today, he won't. - English Only forum
(Since,As) it is snowing today, you’d better walk to school. - English Only forum
(the) today’s ceremony - English Only forum
[ Have you seen / Did you see ] John today? - English Only forum
£490,000, or $590,000, in today’s money [ comma before 'or'] - English Only forum
1=Go to the University I must today. And 2=I must go to the University today. - English Only forum
10th of next month, counting 35 days from today - English Only forum
a better communication today, means a minor disease tomorrow - English Only forum
a better world than <the one> we know today - English Only forum
A bomb would have exploded at noon today - English Only forum
a budget of around $10 million per year today - English Only forum
a day/today - English Only forum
A festival is from today until 2 PM next day - English Only forum
A List of Things To Do Today? - English Only forum
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