Everyday English
to this day
even now
To this day means that something has continued from the past until the present.
Hear it in real life
Do you remember your first teacher?
Yes, and to this day, I remember her advice.
To this day, I still keep the postcard my friend sent me.
The mistake everyone makes
Not: Until this day, I remember the event clearly.
Say: To this day, I remember the event clearly.
Use the fixed phrase "to this day" rather than translating "until this day" directly.
Build it
How it fits in a sentence.
to this day, I still...; it remains ... to this day
Your turn: say it out loud
To this day, I still keep the postcard my friend sent me.
Say it out loud two or three times, until it feels like yours.
to this day
even now
“To this day, I still keep the postcard my friend sent me.”
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