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yesterday night vs At yesterday night

The correct phrase is 'last night' instead of 'yesterday night' or 'at yesterday night'. 'Yesterday night' is not commonly used in English, while 'last night' is the appropriate term to refer to the night before the current day.

Last updated: April 01, 2024 • 7645 views

yesterday night

'Yesterday night' is not commonly used in English. The correct term to refer to the night before the current day is 'last night'.

Instead of 'yesterday night', it is more appropriate to use 'last night' to refer to the night before the current day.
  • Yesterday night, I opened a Pandora's Box.
  • Yesterday night was his last night.
  • You were screaming quite badly yesterday night...
  • (Radio) "to a tragic plane crash It came in yesterday night in Berlin."
  • Yesterday night, was a cyberattack on the European Central Bank of Frankfurt
  • Yesterday night, 25th of the month, police officer H. G... saw a truck parked on the town hall's parking lot.
  • You left it yesterday night...
  • This is from yesterday night.
  • Late yesterday night he went back to God.
  • They were dead drunk yesterday night.
  • You left the bar yesterday night with Dale.
  • Well, Cairo, as you must have surmised, got in touch with me after he left police headquarters yesterday night or morning.
  • No... in fact, it's because yesterday night, I...
  • Well, can you tell us what did you do yesterday night?
  • He was at the end of his tether after the whole business of yesterday night!
  • Late yesterday night a statement was issued by the Steven Shorter Management Group to the effect that Steven Shorter would make a special television appearance today to explain the statement he made during yesterday's banquet.
  • Yesterday night there was a clash at the border.
  • Yesterday night, Kim In Hee...
  • On the problem of low income users, I would refer first of all to the second package of the roaming regulation which Parliament adopted in the ITRA committee yesterday night.

Alternatives:

  • last night

At yesterday night

'At yesterday night' is not a correct phrase in English. The preposition 'at' is not used in this context.

To refer to the night before the current day, it is more appropriate to use 'last night' without the preposition 'at'.
  • I was at home, yesterday night past.
  • Mr President, at yesterday's late-night sitting, Mrs McCarthy had a weapon here in Parliament.
  • We lose men yesterday at night.
  • We cannot wait another fight as yesterday at night and to survive.
  • Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, the report was debated very late at night yesterday, and so there were few Members present.
  • Shimpu Castle burned down yesterday night.
  • You were screaming quite badly yesterday night...
  • Yesterday night was his last night.
  • You left the bar yesterday night with Dale.
  • Yesterday night there was a clash at the border.
  • They were dead drunk yesterday night.
  • Yesterday night, Kim In Hee...
  • It also thumped here yesterday night.
  • Yesterday night, the Team ate with Magda and Felipe.
  • Yesterday night, we were in a trendy restaurant of Montevideo.
  • But yesterday night when I came in...
  • Late yesterday night he went back to God.
  • Yesterday night, I searched all over the house to find this.
  • Well, Cairo, as you must have surmised, got in touch with me after he left police headquarters yesterday night or morning.
  • Yesterday night, with God's help, he was able to leave.

Alternatives:

  • last night

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