US EditionWhat's Wrong with the Phrase "Today" and Why It Irritates Linguists: What to Replace It With
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We often use the phrase "today's day" without thinking about its appropriateness. However, such a linguistic construction is not always appropriate - sometimes it only complicates the statement and duplicates the meaning. Why you shouldn't say "today's day" or "on today's day" and how to replace this expression, RBK-Ukraine (Styler project) explains with reference to the explanation of literary editor Ekaterina Markovskaya for "Fakty". We encoun…
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