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dulce47 | 19:42 Mon 29th Jan 2007 | Phrases & Sayings
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is it proper to say on tomorrow
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No - not under any cirmcumstances.
19:50 Mon 29th Jan 2007
Avatar Image stewey
Dulce47, I believe that it is quite proper, and has always been recognized as such, that you can say "on" on any day of the week.
20:07 Mon 29th Jan 2007
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To-morrow is like to-day. The old fashioned way was to say ,"On the morrow," meaning the next day. You wouldn't say "on today" would you?
20:33 Mon 29th Jan 2007
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tara20 if I had been asked at 8.30 to-night (Monday) "When is EastEnders on next?" I'd have replied "It's on to-morrow," what is incorrect wi that?
23:00 Mon 29th Jan 2007
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The Coorbyloo, that is a brilliant answer!....... Jolly good.
02:47 Tue 30th Jan 2007
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That is a good answer actually....cant argue!!!!
20:37 Wed 31st Jan 2007
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Serves me right for taking the question seriously.
Trust you TCL to see it from your own unique point of view.
Respect, I never thought of that! Although in that case it means 'on TV tomorrow' or is that splitting hairs? :-)
22:10 Wed 31st Jan 2007

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