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  1. Both ‘last evening’ and ‘yesterday evening’ are correct ways to refer to the evening before today, but their usage varies between US English and UK English. In US English, ‘last evening’ is the preferred choice and more commonly used. It is the standard phrase to refer to the evening before today in the USA.

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    What is the difference between 'yesterday evening' & 'yesterday night'?
    "Yesterday evening" is reasonably idiomatic. "Yesterday night" is not. yesterday yesterday yesterday ?yesterday night ? morning/afternoon/evening last evening yesterday evening last morning/evening yesterday last the day before the day which you are speaking ...the day which you are speaking

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    What is an example of a 'yesterday night'?
    The term “yesterday night”, although less common than “last night”, can be correctly used to signal events that transpired the prior evening. Several examples are: I had a great time at the party yesterday night. Yesterday night I made reservations at the new restaurant downtown. Why didn’t you give the kids a bath yesterday night?

    Which Is Correct: “Yesterday Night” or “Last Night”?

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    What is the difference between “yesterday night” and “last night”?
    While “yesterday night” and “last night” technically serve the same purpose, it is important to grasp the nuances between the two phrases. “Last night” is the more commonly used expression, while “yesterday night” offers an alternative with a slightly formal tone and closer ties to the antiquated “yesternight”.

    Which Is Correct: “Yesterday Night” or “Last Night”?

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    Is there a 'Yesterday newspaper'?
    There is no such thing as a “yesterday newspaper”. But someone might describe a phone (like, say the Nokia 1202) with "That is so yesterday!" which is presumably an adjective. But yes, yesterday can't be used attributively as "a yesterday phone"; it would be "yesterday's phone" (extending the use of yesterday in this case)

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  4. English Language & Usage Stack Exchange
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  10. Oxford Learner's Dictionaries
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