Is tomorrow a noun or an adverb 2024?

Julian Cooper | 2023-05-12 06:17:43 | page views:1798
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Harper Collins

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They are actually both considered adverbs in the uses from your example. One bit of evidence for this is that you could replace tomorrow in your example sentence with other time adverbs, or a word like frequently or daily, but you couldn't replace it with something that is a noun only, like "office", or even "5 PM".
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Julian Baker

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They are actually both considered adverbs in the uses from your example. One bit of evidence for this is that you could replace tomorrow in your example sentence with other time adverbs, or a word like frequently or daily, but you couldn't replace it with something that is a noun only, like "office", or even "5 PM".
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