hi!~
last week my teacher asked us this question: How do i say the monday is in this week but it passed. I cant call it this monday coz it passed. i cant call it next monday beacause it’s still in this week . So how can i say >?
thank you every much in advance
iam sorry for my bad english

I’d say: “the Monday of this week”, or the Monday just past.
  or: “the Monday of this past week”. Perhaps, the past Monday of the current week.

“Monday” will do fine, any day up until Sunday.

Remember the song: “Monday, Monday”? Is that what you were referring to?

I don’t know the song Monday, Monday. It would be better if your going to sing that for us. 

Moday ! oh good idea. but i wonder it’s just called monday thank you so much

Oh, well, I hear it in my mind, but don’t keep up with songs and singers that much.  Just remember it from days past.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PKlXFElHjxo

It was the Mamas and the Papas, a song of the ‘60’s

Vikki will know it.

Way to go, Doug, thanks a bunch, have not heard it in a long time.  Loved the Mamas and Papas. Appreciate it.

How do i say the monday is in this week but it passed?

You can also say “this past Monday.”

We stopped this topic July 8, are you just catching on?

Is it later than July 8th? We don’t have calendars here. We still go by sun, the moon, and the need to wear shoes.

Oh, and the size of the tomaters.

I don’t retrace threads, so this one passed over as well.

It’s Passover out there?