2018年12月17日 · It applies to all parts of "tomorrow": tomorrow morning, tomorrow afternoon, tomorrow evening, tomorrow night. And there's nothing wrong with using "yesterday" in the same way, although "last night" is probably more usual.

2020年8月6日 · Tomorrow night means tomorrow evening or later. Tomorrow at night means tomorrow and at night. In other words the adverbials are not connected as in tomorrow night. Tomorrow night is much the more usual phrase if you mean late tomorrow. Here's an example of the other, 'You wish to meet her tomorrow, at night?' he asked, while on a call.

2014年3月5日 · "Tomorrow," not "tomorrow's," for both of them - as well as tomorrow night, tomorrow afternoon, and so on. ...

2015年6月20日 · Will you work late tomorrow night? sdgraham Senior Member. Oregon, USA. USA English Jun 20, 2015 #3 Cagey ...

2019年5月18日 · Good day! A boy to a girl: Would you like to come to the cinema tomorrow night with me? I wonder whether I can rewrite the sentence and if I can, then what difference will be: Would you like to come to the cinema tomorrow's night with me? Would you like to come to the cinema at tomorrow night...

2020年6月20日 · Thank you. And what about tomorrow at night and tomorrow night?: They will have finished the project by tomorrow night/ by tomorrow at night.

2022年10月17日 · Hello, When we have "tomorrow night" in a sentence, how should we change the time expression in reported speech (if there's a need to change it)? "The following night" seems fine, but how about "the next night" or "the night after"? Thank you.

2006年11月3日 · For example: A says: I have a ticket for a movie on the evening of 10th Dec. "Are you free that night?", or "Will you be free that night?", or both is fine? If so, which is more often said?

2010年3月22日 · Je sais qu'il est usuel de dire demain soir, mais ça veut dire en anglais "tomorrow evening." Et si on voulait préciser qu'on parle de la nuit, pas le soir, qu'est-ce qu'on pourrait dire ? Par exemple, une infirmière pourrait dire : …

2010年3月12日 · The response I got from my friend is the first one, "I will get back to you tomorrow night at the earliest", thougt what he said is a bit different than yours. I am just confused of what he said is grammatically correct or not.