Presentation
We're going to held a presentation meeting.
So, I got a hair cut today.
Then, I'm going to make my documents better tomorrow morning.
So, I got a hair cut today.
Then, I'm going to make my documents better tomorrow morning.
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We're going to give a presentation, Or "hold a meeting".
so I got a haircut today.
Then, I'm going to improve my documents (for) tomorrow morning. If you're going work on your documents today for the meeting tomorrow, include "for". If you're going to work on your documents tomorrow and not today, don't include "for". I wasn't sure which one you meant. The "then" made it a little ambiguous.
This is a picture of shiisa lion-shaped roof ornament of Okinawa.
We're going to held hold a presentation meeting.
"We're going to hold a presentation meeting tomorrow, so I got a hair cut today. I'm going to make my presentation documents better in preparation for tomorrow."
"Presentation" implies a meeting, but "meeting" does not imply a presentation.
Hope that helps.
Your comments are very useful for me.