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Alex+ Posted 19 years ago
Vocabulary

Today is Sunday. / It's Sunday today.

Which sentence is correct?

1. Today is Sunday.
2. It's Sunday today.

If they both are correct which is better?

Thank you in advance.
  

Top answer

You can say either one, but I'd probably use the first sentence rather than the second.

— Yankee

  • You can say either one, but I'd probably use the first sentence rather than the second.
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You can say either one, but I'd probably use the first sentence rather than the second.
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Thank you, Yankee.
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In the States, you will almost never hear anyone say "It's Sunday today." They would probably just say "It's Sunday."

You would hear "Today is Sunday," but I'd think you'd hear it more as a prelude to a longer conversation than as a singular statement. For example, one might say, "Today is Sunday, and the package will arrive in 14 business days, so that means it will pro

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