English, asked by kidswonderland, 1 year ago

"Tomorrow is a holiday". is this sentence gramatically correct ?

Anonymous: no, the exact sentence is tommorow it's a holiday!!!!!

Cheshta: yes it is.

Anonymous: no

queenelsa: tomorrow is a holiday and tomorrow is a holiday is both correct

ganeshkalyani12: i don't it

ganeshkalyani12: i don't know it

shrutikumari: of course, yes.

Answers

Answered by upenderjoshi28

We use the Simple Present when we are talking about timetables, schedules, etc. for example:

The match starts at 8:00 p.m.

Tomorrow is Wednesday.

Since the given sentence is either a timetable or schedule, it is absolutely correct grammatically.

Answered by merylannsoman

"Tomorrow is a holiday" is grammatically correct, but a better way to say the same sentence is, "tomorrow will be a holiday". However, in the sentence, it's important to ensure that you use the article 'a'. An article is an adjective and like adjectives, articles modify nouns.

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