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Pay attention to the verb tenses in each of the following sentences. Please write CORRECT or INCORRECT for each sentence.

1. We is going to the movies tomorrow.
2. They are playing in the championship game!
3. He and she are siblings.
4. The car is going in for some repair work.
5. She can go to the mall when she finishes her homework.

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