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Anonymous Posted 9 years ago
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Which sentence is correct?

1. Today is The Full Moon.

2. Today is Full Moon.

3. Today is the full moon.

4. Today is full moon.

  

Top answer

None of those are very idiomatic. There's a full moon tonight is what almost everybody says. Use today instead of tonight if you want astronomical precision.

— CalifJim

  • None of those are very idiomatic.
  • There's a full moon tonight is what almost everybody says.
  • Use today instead of tonight if you want astronomical precision.
  • CJ
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None of those are very idiomatic.

There's a full moon tonight is what almost everybody says.

Use today instead of tonight if you want astronomical precision.

CJ

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