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Read the sentence and answer the question that follows. Mañana voy a ser el pro,er mesero en llegar al trabajo.What is the sentence saying?Tomorrow I am going to be the first waiter to arrive at work. Tomorrow all my troubles will disappear. Tomorrow I am going first to work, then to lunch. Tomorrow will be my first day of work.
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