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on Tuesday evening would be correct

He wasn't here this Tuesday.

@Nat081 They mean the same thing. "Every Tuesday" is more common.

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 dire...

today is tuesday is an afirmative sentence. is tuesday today? is a question; it is confirming if today is tuesday by asking someone.

Usually yes, it means on Tuesday, too. But to be safe, you should probably give it to her Monday! Lol

There are two cases (with no other context) --- A) If we use today's date, 9/17, as a reference 1. Let's meet Tuesday would mean: The tuesday of 9/21(the closest tuesday, this is also called the "...

Mardi Gras, when especially in New Orleans, Americans party and gourge themselves before the fasting and restrictive days of Lent.

Late in the day on Tuesday. But it depends on the context, too. What time does his flight get in? Late Tuesday. (Late at night on Tuesday.) When did he hand in the report to the boss? Late Tuesday....

@Ham It is already done. It happened on March 1. This year, March 16 was a day that people called "Super Tuesday 2"