onwards

[edmondjanet]

I will start my work tomorrow onwards
I will start my work from tomorrow onwars
Is there any need of "from"
I saw him while going
I saw him going
Which one is correct
I landed in london Airport
I landed at London Airport
Which one is correct
I would be here this time tomorrow
I would be here at this time tomorrow
Which one is correct
I cann't but tell you
I cann't but to tell you
Which one is correct

 

[bhaisahab]

I will start my work tomorrow onwards
I will start my work from tomorrow onwars
Is there any need of "from"? Yes.
I saw him while he was going. OK
I saw him going. OK
Which one is correct?
I landed in london Airport
I landed at London Airport. :tick:
Which one is correct?
I will be here this time tomorrow. OK
I will be here at this time tomorrow. OK
Which one is correct?
I can't but tell you.:tick:
I cann't but to tell you
Which one is correct?

Bhai.

 

[edmondjanet]

I will start my work tomorrow onwards
I will start my work from tomorrow onwars
Is there any need of "from"
I saw him while going
I saw him going
Which one is correct
I landed in london Airport
I landed at London Airport
Which one is correct
I would be here this time tomorrow
I would be here at this time tomorrow
Which one is correct
I cann't but tell you
I cann't but to tell you
Which one is correct

I had asked one Complicated question,I did not get a satisfied answer from anybody. so I am asking again because of I have seen such sentence in authentically written book which is
You are to have two camels
You are not to have two camels
What is the question of these sentences

 

[The Dude]

Neither is a question.

The first means that you will be given two camels, even if you wanted only one, or as many as six. It has been decided and that's what you're getting.

The second, although grammatically correct, means nothing. Anything the speaker is trying to say would be phrased differently.

Hope that is a satisfactory answer!

 

[Tdol]

I think he means the question that will get that as an answer, in which case you could use How many camels am I to have?

 

[The Dude]

Oops - silly of me not to see that.

I can't think of a question for the second answer though, if the answer is complete in itself. It seems far too awkward to my ears.