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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
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To or till

To this day I've been a friend of your dad's. OR Till this day I've been a friend of your dad's.
  

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Both look okay to me but I think native speakers prefer to this day.

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This is what I feel: (a) To this day,I have been a friend of your dad's = I still am one of his friends. (b) Until this day, I was a friend of your dad's = We are no longer friends (one of us angered the other earlier today). P.S. It may be preferable to start a sentence with "until" rather than "till."
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