Spell Bee Word: today

Basic Details

Word: Today

Part of Speech: Adverb

Meaning: The present day; the day that is happening now.

Synonyms: Currently, now, at present

Antonyms: Yesterday, tomorrow

Idioms and Phrases

1. Make today count: To use the current day wisely and productively. Example: "I want to make today count by finishing my book report."
2. Live for today: To focus on the present and not worry too much about the future. Example: "She decided to live for today and enjoy the moment at the beach."

Usage Examples

Example 1: Today is a special day because we are celebrating my birthday with my friends.

Example 2: I have many tasks to complete today before the school day ends.

Example 3: The weather is beautiful today, perfect for a picnic in the park.

Fun Fact

The word "today" comes from the Old English "tdg," which means "on this day." It has been used for centuries to signify the present time.

Famous Quote

"Tomorrow is often the busiest day of the week." Spanish Proverb

Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs)

1. What does "today" mean?

a) The day before today
b) The day after today
c) The present day
d) Last week

Answer: c) The present day

2. Which of these is a synonym of "today"?

a) Yesterday
b) Currently
c) Tomorrow
d) Yesterday's event

Answer: b) Currently

3. Which word is an antonym of "today"?

a) Now
b) This week
c) Yesterday
d) At present

Answer: c) Yesterday

4. Which sentence uses "today" correctly?

a) Today, I will go to the park.
b) Tomorrow, I went shopping.
c) Yesterday, I eat lunch with my friends.
d) Today, she will travel next week.

Answer: a) Today, I will go to the park.

5. Which idiom means to focus on the present day?

a) Live for today
b) Make today count
c) A day late and a dollar short
d) A stitch in time saves nine

Answer: a) Live for today