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5 mins Today is Shakespeare's birthday and, therefore, designated by the United Nations as English Language Day. To celebrate the language, see how many of the 100 most common words in the English language you can name (hint: they're mostly very short) thanks to this quiz from QuizIcon.
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43.51°N, 79.81°W
Sunrise: 05:22
Sunset: 19:12
Moon Phase: full moon
Weather: light rain, 17°C max, 7°C min
“Tomorrow, do thy worst, for I have lived today.”
JOHN DRYDEN