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> あしたなにをしますか。  
>  あしたはなにをしますか。

Hi everyone! I want to know if there is any difference in the meaning for the
above sentences?
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meaning
Difference with and without は
は defines the theme of the sentence (the subjected that is talked about) so it
might add a nuance of contrast.

> 明日は何をしますか。

means "what will you do tomorrow?" in the sense of "about tomorrow, what are
you going to do?".

> 明日何をしますか。

This one however just means a neutral "what will you do tomorrow?".
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Depending on the context, for example if you were talking about what you were
doing the days before, the は in 「明日は何をしますか」 can imply that you will probably
do something different the day after. The same sentence without は has no such
nuance.

If you want to go further, Jay Rubin's _Making Sense of Japanese_ explains the
は concept very clearly.
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