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How do you say going to my homework tomorrow in french?

The most natural way to say "going to do my homework tomorrow" in French is:

"Je vais faire mes devoirs demain."

Here's a breakdown of the sentence:

* Je: I

* vais: going to (present tense of the verb "aller")

* faire: to do

* mes devoirs: my homework

* demain: tomorrow

You can also use the future tense if you want to emphasize that it's a definite plan:

"Je ferai mes devoirs demain."

Here, "ferai" is the future tense of "faire". Both translations are correct and sound natural.

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