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Look at the calendar above. Let's say that today is the 15th.Yesterday was the 14th. Tomorrow is the 16th.The day before yesterday was the 13th. You can also say, "this past Monday." The day after tomorrow is the 17th. You can also say, "this Friday" or "this coming Friday." (The word "coming" makes it a little more exact.) For any day from the 15th through the 21st (one week from the 15th), you can say, "this __________" or "this coming ___________." For any day from the 14th to the 9th, you can say, " last ___________" or "this past _____________." When you say, "this coming" and "this past," you avoid confusion. If you say "next" or "last" when the day is inside the present week, your meaning might be confused with the next or the previous week. For the 22nd, say "next Wednesday." For the 23rd, you can say, "the Thursday after this coming one" or "the Thursday after this one" For the 30th, you can say, "two weeks from this Thursday." For the 8th, say "last Wednesday." For the 1st, you can say, "the Wednesday before last." For the Wednesday before that one, you can say, "three weeks ago" or "exactly three weeks ago." |
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| Sunday |
Monday |
Tuesday |
Wednesday |
Thursday |
Friday |
Saturday |
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two weeks ago |
2:
the Thursday before last |
3:
the Friday before last |
4:
the Saturday before last |
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| 5:
last Sunday or the Sunday
before last |
6:
last Monday or the Monday
before last |
7:
last Tuesday |
8:
last Wednesday |
9:
this past Thursday or last
Thursday |
10:
this past Friday or last
Friday |
11:
this past Saturday or last
Saturday |
| 12:
this past Sunday or last
Sunday |
13:
the day before yesterday or this
past Monday |
14:
yesterday |
15: Today |
16:
tomorrow |
17:
the day after tomorrow or
this Friday |
18:
this Saturday |
| 19:
this Sunday |
20:
this coming Monday |
21:
this coming Tuesday |
22:
next Wednesday |
23:
next Thursday or the Thursday
after this one |
24
next Friday or the Friday
after this one |
25:
next Saturday or the Saturday
after this one |
| 26:
the Sunday after this coming one |
27:
the Monday after next |
28:
the Tuesday after next |
29:
two weeks from today |
30:
two weeks from tomorrow |
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