Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Tonight"
The meaning of "Tonight" in various phrases and sentences
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What does Tonight, I'll go open up the nine for you mean?
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idk, may be he wants that you suck his dick or eat his ass
(im not native) so I never heard about this expression
(im not native) so I never heard about this expression
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What does Tonight mean?
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What does Tonight we're gonna light it up mean?
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it's means that you'll have a fun or spend a nice time
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What does Tonight will be all reading for me mean?
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Tonight I'm only go to read.
It sounds like it's not that person's choice. (Maybe they have lots of reading homework that they have to do.)
It sounds like it's not that person's choice. (Maybe they have lots of reading homework that they have to do.)
Example sentences using "Tonight"
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Please show me example sentences with Tonight is....
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Tonight is gonna be fun.
Tonight is my birthday party.
Tonight is our wedding anniversary.
Tonight is my birthday party.
Tonight is our wedding anniversary.
Q:
Please show me example sentences with Tonight we party! Tomorrow we go to work!.
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YOLO (You only live once!) Live for today!
Synonyms of "Tonight" and their differences
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What is the difference between Tonight is new year's eve, friends and familly are about to wish each other a good year and Tonight is new year's eve, friends and familly are about to wish a good year to each other. ?
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I believe both are correct and mean the same thing. But, I personally think the first sentence sounds better.
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What is the difference between Tonight, it seems like a full moon. and Tonight, it looks like a full moon. ?
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look is more certain than seems.
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What is the difference between Tonight I am leaving for London and Tonight I am leaving to London ?
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Yes, it is almost the same meaning. The correct one would be "Tonight I am leaving to London."
Translations of "Tonight"
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How do you say this in English (US)? "Tonight". It is upcoming night or upcoming evening?
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You could just say tonight ^_^
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How do you say this in English (US)? 今日は多分夜遅くまで起きてるよ。Tonight, I'm going to stay up all night.←is it ok?
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Yes, this is correct.
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How do you say this in English (US)? Tonight
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The second word.
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How do you say this in English (UK)? Tonight I broke up with my girlfriend. It is so hard. I feel so bad, but I couldn't be cruel anymore. I may not be able to meet tomorrow because there is so much I need to figure out, naturally. I hope you understand?
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@mimimarch7: It's OK as it is.
Other questions about "Tonight"
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Could you correct my English, please?
Tonight my friend and I are going for a drink! To toast our this summer and to enjoy it's the fullest one another! Let's have a great summer!!
Tonight my friend and I are going for a drink! To toast our this summer and to enjoy it's the fullest one another! Let's have a great summer!!
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This is more grammatically correct.
"Tonight my friend and I are going out for a drink, to toast to our summer and to enjoy one another to the fullest. Let's have a great summer!"
"Tonight my friend and I are going out for a drink, to toast to our summer and to enjoy one another to the fullest. Let's have a great summer!"
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Tonight It isn't hot.so I will sleeping well.
Does this sound natural?
Does this sound natural?
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This is pretty good but it should be: Tonight it isn't hot. So I will sleep well.
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Tonight, the moon looks like a full moon.
Does this sound natural?
Does this sound natural?
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Although there is no punctuation error, but I think it is repetitive to use "moon" twice in a sentence.
Tonight, it seems like a full moon.
Tonight, it's a full moon.
Tonight, it seems like a full moon.
Tonight, it's a full moon.
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Could you correct my English, please?Tonight we're having "Tonkatsu"at home.
Katsu means "overcome" in Japanese. I'm going to eat while wishing I'll overcome myself! I want to be able to run for 20km even further distances next time! I recieved the sweet treats from my daughter that she made by herself.
Katsu means "overcome" in Japanese. I'm going to eat while wishing I'll overcome myself! I want to be able to run for 20km even further distances next time! I recieved the sweet treats from my daughter that she made by herself.
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In that case: "Tonight we're having tonkatsu at home. Tonkatsu is a Japanese pork dish, and I cooked it myself. I'm going to eat while hoping I'll beat my record next time. I want to be able to run for 20km more! I got candy from my daughter too, she made it herself."
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Tonight our topic is "foods." So you can relate anything about foods.
Does this sound natural?
Tonight our topic is "foods." So you can relate anything about foods.
Does this sound natural?
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Tonight, our topic is "food," so you can talk about anything related to "food."
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