Is this question grammatically correct?
I would like to inquire whether we need to complete any specific tasks tomorrow.
Should we prepare something or look for a topic?
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When it comes to “determined tasks”, so concrete things, your question makes little sense. If so:
Should we prepare for a specific topic or choose something for ourselves?
I want me1 (even after) ask whether we to tomorrow2 must carry out certain tasks. Should we are on a special topic prepare or to make a subject proposal itself?
1 The verb is reflexive: and at jdm. after something/jdm. inquiries
2 What is in the bracket is superfluous, but you can write it naturally.
3 I don’t know how you mean: