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LeTyan

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"Do you want to go to a theme park with me tommorrow?"

'Sorry but I have something to do tommorrow."

Does this answer(the way I word it) sound strange to native speakers' ears?

Thanks!
 
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First, note the correct spelling of "tomorrow".
Second, your answer is OK. You will probably hear "Sorry, I'm [already] doing something else tomorrow" or "Thanks, but I'm busy tomorrow" more often.
 
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