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TeacherJapan Posted 9 years ago
Grammar
Yesterday?
He helped me with my homework so that I could go hiking tomorrow/the following day.
Which is correct?
Top answer
"tomorrow" is relative to now. Assuming you mean the day after some day in the past, use "the following day" (or "the next day").
- "tomorrow" is relative to now.
- Assuming you mean the day after some day in the past, use "the following day" (or "the next day").
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"tomorrow" is relative to now. Assuming you mean the day after some day in the past, use "the following day" (or "the next day").
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