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Mike Huges Posted 13 years ago
Grammar

Today's or Today

Hi,
please, what is correct?
Today's questions or Today questions?

Thank you
  

Top answer

Without context, I can't be sure, but generally, "Today's questions" is right. Today's is the possessive form of today . It means that the questions belong to, or relate to, today.

— KrisBlueNZ

  • Without context, I can't be sure, but generally, "Today's questions" is right.
  • Today's is the possessive form of today .
  • It means that the questions belong to, or relate to, today.
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Without context, I can't be sure, but generally, "Today's questions" is right.

Today's is the possessive form of today. It means that the questions belong to, or relate to, today.
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Thank you very much for your reply!
It is actually almost whole sentence... 'Today's Question is' and 'Today's Questions are'
Have a great weekend
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