Hello there, is the sentence below grammatically correct?
"She said she would have written the letter tomorrow moning exactly at 5 o'clock". Must i use " the next day" instead?
thanks for your help
would+have done+future
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Re: would+have done+future
Not necessarily. If reference is genuinely to the day following the time of utterance, then 'tomorrow' may be used unchanged.