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The word "tomorrow" is a noun because it says about a particular day, and according to the rules for a word to be defined as noun, any word that says about a particular day example- Monday, Tuesday, Today, Yesterday, etc. are all nouns. Hence, the word tomorrow is also a noun.
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Is tomorow a noun?
The word tomorrow is a noun, a singular, common, abstract noun; for example: Tomorrow is supposed to be sunny.
What is spelling of tomorow?
Tomorrow.
How do you say tomorow in french?
demain
What is the latin word for tomorow?
Cras.
When will bailey woodrow die?
Tomorow
When is John Napier's B-day?
tomorow
Is today doing World Cup?
no, but tomorow it is
When will there be another Peter Pan movie?
tomorow :)
Is it match day tomorrow?
tomorow it is as it is friday!!!
When is soul surfer DVD coming out?
tomorow
What is always ahead of us but never comes?
Tomorow!!!
Is it hot or cold tomorow?
is it hot or cold tomorrow
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