How to pronounce tomorrow in English

Tomorrow is pronounced t?'m?r? in English.

Word formation and pronunciation

The word "tomorrow" consists of two syllables, with the emphasis on the first syllable. It is pronounced as /t?'m?r?/, where /t?/ represents a short vowel with weak pronunciation, and /'m?r?/ represents a longer open front rounded vowel and /?/ diphthong.

Parts of speech and meaning

Tomorrow is an adverb used to express time, referring to tomorrow. It can be used to ask, state, or describe an event or activity that is about to happen.

Usage and Examples

As an adverb of time, "tomorrow" can be used in the following situations: What are your plans for tomorrow? (What are your plans for tomorrow?) I have an important meeting tomorrow morning. (I have an important meeting tomorrow morning.)

Related expressions and collocations

tomorrow can be used with other words and phrases: tomorrow morning/afternoon/evening (tomorrow morning/afternoon/evening), tomorrow night (tomorrow night), tomorrow's weather (tomorrow's weather).

Expand knowledge:

Other time-related expressions. In English, in addition to "tomorrow", there are many other expressions of time, such as: today (today), yesterday (yesterday), next week/month/year (next week/month/year), the day after tomorrow (the day after tomorrow).

Summary:

Tomorrow is an adverb expressing time, pronounced as /t?'m?r?/ in English. It is used to describe events and activities on tomorrow's day and can be used in combination with other words and phrases. In addition to "tomorrow", there are many other time-related expressions that can be used to accurately describe different concepts of time.