Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Tuesday"

A: Threads on Twitter are often created when people have a lot to say about a specific subject. So if a user created a thread on a Tuesday, they most likely went into detail about something that was important to them on that Tuesday.

sorry if it's a bit vague but i hope it helps!

A: It means they're not willing to talk by Tuesday. I'm not sure what the context is, but it sounds like someone is either busy or not very cooperative

A: speaking engagement = you have been hired to give a speech to a group

A: It means that your supervisor wants to talk to you on Tuesday (I guess you have to go to his/her office)

A: it means that you meet with them on tuesday on one week, do not meet with them the second week, and meet with them on tuesday the third week. this repeats on and on

A: A: Your cat ran away again?! Aren’t you worried?
B: You might be shocked, but to me, this is just another Tuesday.

A: I went to a party on Tuesday night. Want to hangout Tuesday night?

A: I’m not sure what it is your asking... do you want for examples of sentences with the date and about rain?

A: In English, the days of the week are always capitalized: Tuesday is correct.

A: "Last Tuesday and Thursday were raining" is not correct.

You could say "Last Tuesday and Thursday it was raining" or "Last Tuesday and Thursday it rained" along with "It was raining last Tuesday and Thursday"

It's all the same in the end.

A: You shouldn't use both "on" and "this" just use one of them

The first sentence is just a simple question

The second sentence is saying that you would be happy if you can meet


Hope this helps 😊

A: work for me 都合がいい
would be fine 大丈夫

どれでも「相手がokなら私もok」みたいな意味

A: There's not much difference. Maybe if I was talking on the phone, and I wanted to make sure the person understood me, I would say, "Today is Tuesday," because it sound a tiny bit more clear or direct. ;)

A: In that book, “when he was up to it” means when he felt like it or was physically able to.

Another way of saying it:
“He would sit, when he felt well enough physically…”

A: If you are scheduling something, this works perfectly. you could also say “What about doing it next Tuesday?” or “Are you free on tuesday?”

A: On Tuesday, September 10th

A: “Just to remind you that I can only make it on either Tuesday or Wednesday for the afternoon shift since I have morning classes.”

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A:
On Tuesday nights = every Tuesday night
On Tuesday night = this week (or next week) Tuesday

A: 3. Tuesday

Ha... I was a little irritated... meeting a new lawyer who came here yesterday. I think... he is always in a hurry and is selfish..;; Because of him, wanting cards that are used in office, I ate a lunch late... ㅡㅡ "I think I’ll go to the bank at 9:30am." But I need him to sign for me to make the cards, and I thought he’d go to work early because he seems like he's always in a hurry. So he pressed me about making the cards fast. ㅡㅡ But he came to the office at 10:30am and said to me, "Could you go there right now?" We have lunch at 12:00. I was irritated. I went to the bank and finished making the cards at 12:40pm. ㅡㅡ I wanted to hit him. ㅡㅡ If he had wanted to make the cards fast, he should have came to the office early..! But.. he didn’t... ㅡㅡ!!! I’m already starting to hate the new lawyer... T_T

A: Tuesday I went to Everland for a school trip. we split off into groups and there were six members in mine. Once we got to Everland, we rode the Hurricane first, which was very very fun. Then we rode the Hoirum Ride and the Merry-go-round. We rode five rides in total. Anyways, it was a good day. If I have a chance , I would go there again.

A: It’s natural but you can also simply say:
I’ll be here till Tuesday
This is more casual.

A: “I thought I was free on Tuesday morning, but actually, I was not. I had a class to go to. I think I only have an afternoon class to take.”

If you are trying to say that you can only attend a class in the afternoon, it should be this.

“I thought I was free on Tuesday morning, but actually, I was not. I had a class to go to. I can only take a class in the afternoon.”