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21 January
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hello. can i say "on" instead of "onwards" in the sentence:
1) "I go by a train FROM TOMORROW ON." ?
hello. can i say "on" instead of "onwards" in the sentence:
1) "I go by a train FROM TOMORROW ON." ?
1) "I go by a train FROM TOMORROW ON." ?
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- Country or region Australia
From tomorrow onwards means starting tomorrow, and the days afterwards. For instance:
I used to drive to school. From tomorrow onwards, I'll go by train.
"From tomorrow on" would not work there, but you could just say:
From tomorrow I'll go by train.
From tomorrow I'll take the train.
Starting tomorrow I'll go by train.
These sound more natural in everyday English. "From tomorrow onwards" is absolutely correct, but it's more something that someone like a professor would say.
- Country or region United States
It sounds a little odd. It would be more natural to say "I will go by train starting tomorrow." You can say "from now on," but this is a fixed phrase that does not work with other times.
- Country or region India
@dongelev85 thanks very much!!! I really appreciate all the help... 🙏🙏😊
- Country or region India
@indigeno thanks a lott!!! this is very helpful and I'm really grateful... 🙏🙏😊
- Country or region Egypt
- Country or region India
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