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Hanuman_2000 Posted 21 years ago
Grammar

Now a days

Hello Teachers,

Sir,

I was reading a book of STD IV yesterday.In that book, there was a sentence starting with "now a days, satellite......'

I thought that "now a days" may be some thing else.But when I consulted a dictionary ,I found that it is "nowadays" which is an adverb and a single word.

What is your opinion about this?

Is it a printing mistake or else?

Thanks
  

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I'd guess it's a misprint. "nowadays" is the only form I'm familiar with. CJ

— CalifJim

  • I'd guess it's a misprint.
  • "nowadays" is the only form I'm familiar with.
  • CJ
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I'd guess it's a misprint. "nowadays" is the only form I'm familiar with. CJ
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