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This is for the Sunday tomorrow. vs This is for Sunday tomorrow.

Both phrases are not correct. The correct way to express this idea is "This is for Sunday tomorrow."

Last updated: March 25, 2024 • 771 views

This is for the Sunday tomorrow.

This phrase is not correct. The article 'the' should not be used before 'Sunday' in this context.

The correct way to express this idea is 'This is for Sunday tomorrow.'
  • Don't forget, Sunday lunch is here tomorrow.
  • Today's Saturday, tomorrow Sunday.
  • You don't have a pill for tomorrow or Sunday.
  • Mr. Bohannon, speaking for the Irish, all due respect, sir, but tomorrow's Sunday.
  • I'll do what I can, but the thing is tomorrow's Sunday.
  • And let's hurry up. 'cause tomorrow's Sunday. and I don't work.
  • I'm fixing a dish for the Sunday supper at the church social.
  • I understand Meredith Reed is writing an article on you for the Sunday Magazine.
  • Come in very handy for the sunday collection.
  • Let it be for the Sunday plate.
  • Miss Smith is a journalist who is writing a profile about me for The Sunday Times.
  • So I'm writing my memoirs for the Sunday Times Magazine in Europe.
  • The two victims were the American reporter Marie Colvin, who was working for The Sunday Times, and Rémi Ochlik from France.
  • Nothing to do with that woman who writes for the Sunday Indo?
  • I'm just here to pay the fine for the Sunday School bus.
  • This is for your exit interview tomorrow.
  • This is for your drop tomorrow.
  • This is great of you, Aunt Jan, keeping the Sunday-dinner tradition going.
  • This is what I hate about "The Sunday Times".
  • Whatever this is, it's going down tomorrow.

This is for Sunday tomorrow.

This phrase is not correct. The article 'the' should not be used before 'Sunday' in this context.

The correct way to express this idea is 'This is for Sunday tomorrow.'
  • Don't forget, Sunday lunch is here tomorrow.
  • Today's Saturday, tomorrow Sunday.
  • You don't have a pill for tomorrow or Sunday.
  • Mr. Bohannon, speaking for the Irish, all due respect, sir, but tomorrow's Sunday.
  • I'll do what I can, but the thing is tomorrow's Sunday.
  • And let's hurry up. 'cause tomorrow's Sunday. and I don't work.
  • This is a battle for Sunday.
  • This is for your exit interview tomorrow.
  • This is for your drop tomorrow.
  • Whatever this is, it's going down tomorrow.
  • If this is for the hair, I can wash yours tomorrow.
  • This is some of my best material for the speech tomorrow.
  • This is going on the front page tomorrow.
  • This is a major story. I'll come back tomorrow.
  • This is a map of the ground you'll cover tomorrow.
  • This is where we start our new life tomorrow.
  • This is crazy. I am marrying Dash tomorrow.
  • This is Dr. Verheul's office, reminding you of your microdermabrasion appointment tomorrow.
  • This is a list of all the live-aboards going up to the New York ship tomorrow.
  • This is my teammate for tomorrow.

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