Correct spellings for TO DAY'S
- today's I am feeling particularly productive on today's sunny afternoon.
The misspelling "to day's" can be corrected in a couple of ways. One option is to write it as "today's", which is the correct spelling to indicate possession. Another option is to write it as "to-day's", using a hyphen to separate the "to" and "day" to indicate that it refers to the current day.
