What's the day today

Hi,

Is it corect?

question:What's the day today. Yes, except you need a question mark.

answer:Today is Mother's Day.

We more commonly say 'What day is it today?'



Clive

AnonymousIs it corect?
question:What's the day today.
answer:Today is Mother's Day.

I usually take that question to mean, "What day of the week is it?" (reply) Monday.

If we wish to know the date, we say, "What's the date today?" (reply) The 21st.

Regarding "Mothers' Day," I'd ask, "Is today a holiday?" "Is today a

Hi again,

answer:Today is Mother's Day.” A more common form of words would be

It's Mother's Day or simply Mother's Day.



Clive

Hi, Clive,
I guess I should look this up, but I'm stuck on whether or not we should use the plural.
Unfortunately, we don't have "Step-father's Day," so how do we include the poor guy?
I don't know if it still exists, but we used to have "Children's Day." (Not "Child's Day.")