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What is the difference between "Today is Monday, the start of a new week. Hope you're doing well" and "It is Monday, the start of a new week. Hope you're doing well" ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
What is the difference between "Today is Monday, the start of a new week. Hope you're doing well" and "It is Monday, the start of a new week. Hope you're doing well" ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
Do both sentences sound unnatural?
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@WhatsUpAya Same thing! "It" means "Today" in this case. Sounds great.
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