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Bookmark or Share- this past Monday/ this Monday/ last Monday - WordReference ForumsLast Monday etc. is always causing confusion among native speakers too, who often find they have to add after a pause "this week" to make their meaning clear. ...on Monday this week / ...this week on Monday avoids this problem. Or, of course, on Monday last week, if that was the case.
- phrases - Is "this Monday" or "next Monday" the correct way to refer to ...I would take 'last Monday' to mean the previous Monday. 'This Monday' is the very next Monday in the calendar. If it's Sunday, 'this Monday' is tomorrow. 'Next Monday' is the next but one. If it's Sunday, 'next Monday' is a week tomorrow. I too would take 'Monday week' to mean 'a week on Monday'.
- grammar - Which one is correct? the last or last - English Language ...What is correct “the last” or “last”? I haven’t read any book since “the last Saturday”/“last Saturday”. I read an article that we use last before a specific past time reference such as Monday. So day in a week are never preceded by THE LAST but just by LAST apart from if it is a specific reference in time e.g.
- When is "next Saturday"/"last Monday?" - WordReference ForumsThis coming Monday (meaning the next possible Monday). If it is Thursday and I want to indicate a week later, I would say "A week from this coming Monday". Even then I might get a question: "Which Monday do you mean?" At that point you say, "Monday the ___". You give the date to remove all confusion.
- What type of phrase is "A few days ago, ..." or "Last Monday,What do you call a phrase like "A few days ago, ..." or "Last Monday, ..."? For example, "A few days ago, I went shopping" or "Last Monday, I finished reading my book" I was thinking that it was an
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