Incorrect spelling, explanation: the word tomorrow features a single -m letter and a double -r letter. However, English users often get confused about that and a frequent spelling mistake is to write tomorrow as tommorow. The latter form is wrong, though, so make sure you spell the word right.

Correct spelling, explanation: tomorrow is an English word with a long history as it has its origin in two English words, which are -to and -morrow. The word morrow means the following day and in Old English, it used to have the form morgen. Later, the word changed to the form tomorrow, which we use today.

Definition of tomorrow:
1. adverb – refers to the day after today or to the future generally;
I don’t go to work tomorrow as it is Saturday and it’s always my day off.
Forget about the past and focus on tomorrow as only that you can still change.

Idioms with tomorrow:
Some common idioms include:
1. jam tomorrow – refers to something nice which is promised, but actually never happens;
My boss is always promising me jam tomorrow, but somehow I haven’t seen any pay rise for ages.
2. today (name of a place), tomorrow the world – the expression is used when we express hope that the achieved success will continue;
The company is expanding really quickly – today Europe, tomorrow the world.

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