Basic Details
Word: Tomorrow
Part of Speech: Adverb
Meaning: The day after today.
Synonyms: The next day, following day
Antonyms: Yesterday
Idioms and Phrases
- Tomorrow is another day: This means that there is always another chance or opportunity. Example: "Even though I didn't finish my project today, I told myself that tomorrow is another day to get it done."
- I'll do it tomorrow: This indicates procrastination or delaying something until the next day. Example: "I promised my teacher I would study for the test, but I thought, 'I'll do it tomorrow' instead."
Usage Examples
Example 1: We have a school trip planned for tomorrow, and everyone is excited.
Example 2: Tomorrow, I will start reading the new book that I just bought.
Example 3: If the weather is nice tomorrow, we will go to the park for a picnic.
Fun Fact
The word "tomorrow" comes from the Old English phrase "to-morgen," which literally means "on the morning of the next day." It has been used for centuries to refer to the day that follows the current one!
Famous Quote
"The future depends on what you do today." - Mahatma Gandhi
Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs)
1. What does "tomorrow" mean?
a) The day before today
b) The day after today
c) A week from now
d) A month from now
Answer: b) The day after today
2. Which of these is a synonym of "tomorrow"?
a) Next week
b) The previous day
c) The next day
d) Today
Answer: c) The next day
3. Which sentence uses "tomorrow" correctly?
a) Tomorrow, I baked cookies for the party.
b) Tomorrow, I will go swimming at the pool.
c) Tomorrow is yesterday's date.
d) Tomorrow, it was raining heavily.
Answer: b) Tomorrow, I will go swimming at the pool.
4. Which idiom suggests that there is always another chance?
a) Tomorrow is another day
b) I'll do it tomorrow
c) Yesterday is history
d) Time flies
Answer: a) Tomorrow is another day
5. What is the opposite of "tomorrow"?
a) Today
b) Next month
c) Yesterday
d) Next week
Answer: c) Yesterday
