A plan may happen on the day after today.
The idea
Tomorrow means the day after today. It often comes at the beginning or end of a sentence: Tomorrow we leave; We leave tomorrow.
Examples
- I will call you tomorrow.
- The library opens tomorrow.
- We are meeting our teacher tomorrow.
- Tomorrow is a good day for a walk.
- Her train leaves tomorrow morning.
- Can we cook together tomorrow?
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Watch out
Do not put on before tomorrow: say tomorrow, not on tomorrow.
Try it yourself
Choose the correct answer. Today is Monday. The class is on Tuesday, so it is ___. (tomorrow / yesterday)
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tomorrow
tomorrow: Tuesday follows Monday.
Choose the correct answer. I will see Sam ___. (tomorrow / tomorrow is)
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tomorrow
tomorrow: The time word completes the sentence.
Choose the correct answer. The shop opens tomorrow. Does it open today? (yes / no)
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no
no: The opening is on the next day, not today.
Practice round
Answer questions and rebuild English sentences to practise. Your score is shown.
Choose the correct answer. Today is Monday. The class is on Tuesday, so it is ___. (tomorrow / yesterday)
Choose the correct answer. I will see Sam ___. (tomorrow / tomorrow is)
Choose the correct answer. The shop opens tomorrow. Does it open today? (yes / no)
Tap the words in the right order.
Tap the words in the right order.
Tap the words in the right order.
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Say what you will do tomorrow, using a complete sentence.