請提供關於 morning 的例句給我。請盡量是生活中經常用到的句子。

Today is 2/19.

How to say
2/17 morning
2/17 noon
2/17 afternoon
2/17 evening
2/17 night
by using “the day before yesterday”?

And how to say
2/18 morning
2/18 noon
2/18 afternoon
2/18 evening
2/18 night
by using “last or yesterday”?

And how to say
2/19 noon?
Can I say “this noon”?

And how to say
2/20 morning
2/20 noon
2/20 afternoon
2/20 evening
2/20 night
by using “next or tomorrow”?

And how to say
2/21 morning
2/21 noon
2/21 afternoon
2/21 evening
2/21 night
by using “the day after tomorrow”?

If there are two or more common usages, please tell me, too.
(Or actually you don't use “the day before yesterday”or“the day after tomorrow” in the morning？)

Can I say
“in the morning of the day after tomorrow”
or
“in the morning, the day after tomorrow”？

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danielgullikseng

2021年2月22日

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英語 (美國)
西班牙語 (墨西哥)

In response to your last question. "In the morning of the day after tomorrow" is correct. "In the morning, the day after tomorrow" is incorrect. It is also the same for the day before yesterday.

When you are talking are talking about today, you say:
-"This morning"
-"At noon" or "at midday"
-"This afternoon"
-"This evening"
-"Tonight"

When you talk about tomorrow or yesterday you say:
-"tomorrow/yesterday morning" or "in the morning of t/y".
-"tomorrow/y at noon/midday"
-"Tomorrow/y afternoon" or " in the morning of t/y"
-"Tomorrow/y evening" or "in the evening of t/y"
-"Tomorrow/y night" or "t/y at night"

All of my suggestions are good for normal written and spoken conversation. However, when writing formally, it is better to, for example, say:
-"in the morning of the 17th"
-"at noon on the 21st"

I hope this helps. :D

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2021年2月20日

What a beautiful morning.
My sister is a morning person. She wakes up with the chickens.
Her favorite flower is the morning glory.

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ouo20

2021年2月21日

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Thank you^○^
But that isn't what I'm saying.

I want to ask like how to say “ the evening of yesterday"
Can I say "last evening" or "yesterday evening"or ……?

I have 21 questions like this.