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Usage of today, tomorrow, the day after tomorrow



 
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Meaning: make heads nor tails of this? | Be wise: Early to bed and early to rise, makes you healthy, wealthy and wise.
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Usage of today, tomorrow, the day after tomorrow #1 (permalink) Wed Nov 08, 2006 11:58 am   Usage of today, tomorrow, the day after tomorrow		  
Hi!

Is there any certain expression for the day after tomorrow?

Thanks for an answer in advance

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The day after tomorrow #2 (permalink) Wed Nov 08, 2006 12:14 pm   The day after tomorrow		  
Tomorrow's tomorrow, maybe? Smile

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    Yesterday's tomorrow is simply today, and the day before yesterday's tomorrow is yesterday's today. Tomorrow's tomorrow is today's day after tomorrow, and today's tomorrow is tomorrow's today. Yesterday's day after tomorrow, tomorrow's day before tomorrow, and today's day before the day after tomorrow are all today's tomorrow, but tomorrow's day before yesterday is yesterday's today. Tomorrow's tomorrow's tomorrow's tomorrow is the day after tomorrow's day after tomorrow, and the day before yesterday's tomorrow is both yesterday and tomorrow's day before yesterday.
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Or how about 'on the morrow of tomorrow'?
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"day after tomorrow / week after this" #3 (permalink) Tue Jul 14, 2009 10:21 am   "day after tomorrow / week after this"		  
today is 14th july;
if 16th July is "day after tomorrow"
then
25th july
will be
"week after this."
please confirm if this is right & kindly do the needful - thanks in advance & appreicate your timely response.
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Meaning: make heads nor tails of this? | Be wise: Early to bed and early to rise, makes you healthy, wealthy and wise.
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