Which sentence is gramatically correct? I will send you candy on tomorrow. OR I will send you candy tomorrow.?

Question

I need clarification on using the word "on"

Answer 1

i will send you candy tomorrow.

Answer 2

I will send your candy on tomorrow would be good.

I will send you candy tomorrow is good.

Answer 3

Don't use on in this situation. Where's my candy? LOL

Answer 4

I will send you candy tomorrow is the correct grammar. we usually use "on" when we are using a day of the week such as "I will send you candy on sunday." "on tomorrow" sounds a little odd and doesn't seem to make sense..

Answer 5

Yes, there is no need to use 'on' before the words 'tomorrow' or 'today' or in this expression - 'I sent you the candy yesterday'.   "On" can be used only in these instances:

1..I will send you the candy on 27 Sept 08.

2..I will send you the candy on the 2pm flight.  

Answer 6

I will send you candy tomorrow.

or how about...

tomorrow, i will send you candy.

on is a preposition, meaning on top of something

[noun] [verb] on [noun]

example- i sat on your head.

hehe

when using months, use in.

example- my birthday is in november.

when using words such as today tomorrow and yesterday, there is no need for a preposition.

when using days of the week, you do use on.

example- his party is on friday.

hehe im such a nerd!! good luck :)

Answer 7

The second one is correct. You would only use on if you said a specific day.