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tomorrow
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/təˈmɒr.əʊ/
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/təˈmɑːr.oʊ/
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Compare “tomorrow” as an adverb (“I’ll finish the report tomorrow”) and as a noun (“a job of tomorrow”).
Explain why “tomorrow” takes no preposition in “I’ll finish the report tomorrow.”
Clarify the figurative meaning of “tomorrow” in “a job of tomorrow” and when this use sounds natural.
Compare “tomorrow,” “in the future,” and “one day” in meaning and usage.
Give five B2 examples using “tomorrow” literally and figuratively, with Russian translations.
Teach common expressions with “tomorrow,” such as “tomorrow morning,” “by tomorrow,” and “tomorrow’s plans.”
Show how to pronounce “tomorrow” in British and American English and identify the stressed syllable.
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