The concert is tonight (I dont know if it's right)
Dear Bro/Sis
In my English book, (Oxford English Grammar). There is a sentences
"The concert is tonight"
I don't know why it's right, because I know that (Oxford says) there are adjective, noun, expressions of place after BE
Is "tonight" ADJ, N or Place?
Thank you
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MinhDuc Dear Bro/Sis Where in the world do you learn such greetings? It is not in your English textbook, and no native speaker would use it to you. I am not your close friend or family relation; we are all strangers to you here, and you should address us with a minimum, at least, of respect.
- MinhDuc Dear Bro/Sis Where in the world do you learn such greetings?
- It is not in your English textbook, and no native speaker would use it to you.
- I am not your close friend or family relation; we are all strangers to you here, and you should address us with a minimum, at least, of respect.
- MinhDuc (Oxford says) there are adjective, noun, expressions of place after BE Also, expressions of time.
- Certain adverbial forms can appear after linking verbs: He will be here later.
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MinhDucDear Bro/Sis
Where in the world do you learn such greetings? It is not in your English textbook, and no native speaker would use it to you. I am not your close friend or family relation; we are all strangers to you here, and you should address us with a minimum, at least, of respect.
MinhDuc(Oxford says) there are adject
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