Word: todays
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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Snowberg's campaign has covered the campus in posters, Plosky said, and volunteers and professors will be encouraging students to vote today...
...next council is made of depends on who turns out to vote today...
Sources: USA Today, Congressional Quarterly, AP, Reuters, Fleiss interview in Playboy, PEOPLE...
Verbs in English come in two flavors. Regular verbs like walk and smell form the past tense by adding -ed: Today I walk, yesterday I walked. English has thousands of them, and new ones arise every day, thanks to our ability to apply rules instinctively. When people first heard to spam, to mosh and to diss, they did not run to the dictionary to look up the past tenses; they knew they were spammed, moshed and dissed...
Regular and irregular verbs today have their roots in old border disputes between words and rules. Many irregulars can be traced back over 5,500 years to a mysterious tribe that came to dominate Europe, western Asia and northern India. Its language, Indo-European, is the ancestor of Hindi, Persian, Russian, Greek, Latin, Gaelic and English. It had rules that replaced vowels: the past of senkw- (sink) was sonkw...