tomorrow night vs. today night

[Goran]

English Language Tests, Intermediate level

ESL/EFL Test #250 "Today, yesterday and tomorrow (1)", question 1

I love that restaurant. In fact, I'm going there ......... night.

(a) today
(b) yesterday
(c) tomorrow

English Language Tests, Intermediate level

ESL/EFL Test #250 "Today, yesterday and tomorrow (1)", answer 1

I love that restaurant. In fact, I'm going there tomorrow night.

Correct answer: (c) tomorrow
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tomorrow night vs. today night???

Goran

[Lost_Soul]

Yo!

then It would be tonight, not today night

[Frank Stern]

"Tomorrow night" is also used in American English, I don't know whether is correct or not; however it is more common to say tonight. Therefore I agree with Lost Soul that is better to say: "... In fact, I'm going there tonight."

[Frank Stern]

I forgot to say that Tomorrow night does not mean tonight:
tonight = the night of today.
Therefore, both of the next phrases are correct:
1) In fact, I'm going there tomorrow night.
2) In fact, I'm going there tonight.
but the former means the night of tomorrow while the last means the night of today.
Regards
Frank