Which of the following is, or are, correct to say?
- How long is the tomorrow meeting expected to last?
- How long is the meeting tomorrow expected to last?
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The second way is correct:
How long is the meeting tomorrow expected to last?
Alternatively: How long is tomorrow's meeting expected to last?
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The second, or "how long is the meeting going to last tomorrow?"
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