First, pronunciation

English: [/? tju？ zde？ /]; United States: [/? Tu? zde？ /]

Second, Chinese translation?

Tuesday

Third, form.

Plural: Tuesday

Fourth, phrase collocation.

Tuesday morning? Tuesday morning

Tuesday afternoon? Tuesday afternoon

Tuesday night? Tuesday night

Last Tuesday? Last Tuesday

This Tuesday? This Tuesday

Next Tuesday? Next Tuesday

Bilingual examples of verbs (abbreviation of verb)

1. yours? A suit? Will. Is it? Are you ready? For what? Collection? Open? Tuesday. ?

Your suit can be picked up on Tuesday.

2. That? Show? Will. Is it? Broadcast? Next? Tuesday? Good night ?

This program will be broadcast next Tuesday night.

3. Today? Is it? Tuesday? So what? Tomorrow? Is it? Wednesday. ?

Today is Tuesday, so tomorrow is Wednesday.

4. Will they? Probably? Is it? Here? Monday? And then what? Tuesday. ?

They may be here on Monday and Tuesday.

5.tuesday? Used to be. Answer? All right. Is that clear? And then what? Calm down? Day. ?

It was sunny on Tuesday, and there was no wind.

6.his grandson's? Birthday Used to be. Open? Tuesday. ?

Tuesday is his grandson's birthday.

Use of intransitive verbs

1. There is generally no article before Tuesday, and sometimes the article The can be added to indicate "Tuesday of the week under discussion";

2. The indefinite article A can be added when Tuesday means "a certain Tuesday";

When expressing "on Tuesday", the preposition on is usually used, but if there are such words as this/that/last/before/every, the preposition on can no longer be used.