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Today, let’s look at a really natural phrase you’ll hear in everyday English – “to this day.”
We use to this day to mean until now, usually when something began in the past and is still true today.
To this day often shows strong feelings – surprise, wonder, and even admiration.
Like, I first saw Casablanca when I was in my twenties, and to this day, it’s still my favorite movie.”
Our relationship ended over 25 years ago, but to this day, I don’t know why she broke up with me.
FAQ
Question: What does “to this day” mean
Answer: “To this day” is a stronger, more emotional way to say, “even until now”
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