Breakdown of ashita, kakujitsuni shorui o teishutsusuru.
Questions & Answers about ashita, kakujitsuni shorui o teishutsusuru.
A common reading is:
あした、かくじつに しょるい を ていしゅつする。
Word by word:
- 明日 = あした (tomorrow)
- 確実に = かくじつに (certainly, definitely, without fail)
- 書類 = しょるい (documents, paperwork)
- を = object marker, pronounced お
- 提出する = ていしゅつする (to submit, hand in)
In Japanese, the plain non-past form often covers both present and future.
So 提出する can mean:
- submit
- will submit
- am going to submit
The time word 明日 makes it clear that this sentence is talking about the future, so English naturally translates it as will submit tomorrow.
