In Spanish L1 interference, which sentence incorrectly uses verb tense?

The sentence "We see each other tomorrow" incorrectly uses the verb tense because it suggests a present action instead of indicating a future event. In English, when planning or scheduling something for the future, the future tense should be used. The correct formulation would be "We will see each other tomorrow" to appropriately convey that the action is intended to happen in the future. This illustrates a common error linked to Spanish language structure, where present tense can sometimes be used in contexts that require future tense in English.

The other sentences also contain errors, but they demonstrate different types of issues, such as incorrect preposition use or awkward phrasing, rather than a direct tense mix-up. Each of those can reflect common interferences from the Spanish language but do not specifically involve the confusion of present and future tenses as seen in the correct analysis of the selected sentence.