American English
/tʰəˈmɑ.ɹoʊ/
3 syllables · Stress the second syllable.
on the day after today
“Tomorrow” is usually pronounced “tuh-MAR-oh” (/təˈmɑ.ɹoʊ/), and some speakers say “too-MAR-oh” (/tuˈmɑˌɹoʊ/).
on the day after today
I have a doctor’s appointment tomorrow.
Tomorrow, we start our new class.
Tomorrow means the next day, not the morning. Say tomorrow morning for the morning of the next day.
tomorrow morning · tomorrow afternoon · tomorrow night · by tomorrow
Tomorrow, + subject + verb
subject + verb + tomorrow
the day after today, considered as a day or date
Tomorrow will be a busy day.
Tomorrow’s meeting starts at nine.
tomorrow’s meeting · tomorrow’s weather
Tomorrow + will be + adjective
tomorrow’s + noun
two days from today
The package should arrive the day after tomorrow.
the morning of the day after today
I’ll call you tomorrow morning.
the night of the day after today
We’re going to a concert tomorrow night.