Is this a complete sentence:
Tomorrow good?
As I understand it, first you change the interrogatory to declarative so the question becomes whether Tomorrow (is) good is a sentence.
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Tomorrow good?
As I understand it, first you change the interrogatory to declarative so the question becomes whether Tomorrow (is) good is a sentence.
Although it can be understood by inflection, '[is] tomorrow good' is ambiguous with 'tomorrow [is] good', so 'tomorrow good' is not grammatical.
Well, no, it's not a complete sentence. It's an incomplete sentence, like Get out of here!
Both of these lack their first word. In one the missing first word is the preposed auxiliary is,
and in the other the missing first word is the subject pronoun you.
This is all part of a general and very common phenomenon in spoken but not in formal written English called Conversational Deletion. No need to worry about it.