Whereas the possessive apostrophe is used in: I have to wake up tomorrow by 7 a. m. Be sure to return the book before 4pm tomorrow 2. Time passes and may 4 arrives. Is it correct to say i will be leaving the office at 5 tomorrow? What day is it tomorrow? (in certain, unlikely contexts, it could be a command. ) (c) the room is redecorated tomorrow - - this is a simple statement of fact, made in the way that you understand the circumstances. I have to wake up latest by 7 a. m. Will there be a party at the park tomorrow? Be sure to return the book no later than 4 pm tomorrow. My birthday changes. · hello, everyone. Tomorrow is going to be my birthday = tomorrow is not my birthday now but tomorrow will be my birthday tomorrow. There is acting like a subject here. I have to wake up tomorrow at the latest by 7 a. m. · whats tomorrows date? answer: Is it the same to saying i will leave / am leaving / am going to leave, if we lack the context? Will there be a party. (often the person asking has some kind of idea and might offer suggestions, i. e. , what day is it today, thursday or friday? - this is basically, a prediction with a high degree of certainty. The verb is to be. will be is the conjugation in future tense. I am wonderting what are the differences among the following sentences. · im going to be 50 tomorrow = i am not 50 now but i will be 50 tomorrow. My question is about a specific sentence in an exam. When we conjugate using future verbs, to make questions, the subject is inserted between the two parts that compose the verb. Im all mixed up. ) · i need to hand in my homework tomorrow (future situation) i will need to hand in my homework tomorrow (future situation) these mean the same thing. In other words, is it correct from the point of view of. · (b) my parents will arrive tomorrow. Be sure to return the book by 4pm tomorrow. (colloquially using is because it presently exists on a calendar and because tomorrow already implies a future) answer: · yes, its been pushing up daisies, but no definite ones, for a century. · hi, i was looking for the proper usage of the word latest in the reference of deadline. Tomorrow will be my birthday = may 4 is my birthday and tomorrow it will by may 4. · tomorrow morning, tomorrow afternoon, tomorrow evening and tomorrow night they all refer to different periods of the day after “today”. The answer might still be interesting if @irwellpete were motivated to expand it by adding references, as suggested, and perhaps by pointing out that english seems to be the only germanic language which lacks an accepted word for the day after tomorrow. A good nights sleep (a good night of sleep) the possessive apostrophe replaces of and adds an s several good nights sleep (several good nights of sleep) Be sure to return the book not later than 4pm tomorrow. I need to hand in my homework by tomorrow (present situation) this means you need to hand it in today or tomorrow I have to wake up at the latest by 7 a. m. · will be there a party at the park tomorrow?
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Whereas the possessive apostrophe is used in: I have to wake up tomorrow by 7 a. m. Be sure to return the book before 4pm...
