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Put the verb into IMEDIATE FUTURE (going to): a- tomorrow i (study) for my test B- They (not/travel) the world C- Luciana (have) a crush with Alex D- We (not/go) to the nightclub E- Palloma (call) me tonight Pls help me, its for tomorrow!!!

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