Every Monday is before the next Sunday. So in one way you could say always. In a more practical situation, on a calendar that has been printed incorrectly, it will show a Monday before a Sunday. See the related question below.
SUNDAY
Sunday that is, one is the season that comes before and the other is the day that comes before.
Monday is the answer
Sunday is the first day of the week, not Monday.
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Monday follows Sunday.
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yes it does
My reasoning is thus: If as in the question - Yesterdaywas Saturday then: Today would be Sunday so 'the day after tomorow' would be: Tuesday - -(tomorrow being Monday) and: Friday comes 4 days before Tuesday (on the 7 day loop.....Friday...Saturday...Sunday...Monday...Tuesday......and so on in a loop)
Yes because the day before Monday is Sunday and Sunday is a weekend day.