Ilyuha
What do you do this week? or What are you doing this week? What do you do this week? or What are you doing this week?
16 de ago de 2012 17:58
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What are you doing this week? =]
16 de agosto de 2012
Thank you so much. It was helpful :)
17 de agosto de 2012
"What are you doing" is a 'continuous' form... it means what is it that you will do throughout this week. There is an old romantic American song; "What are you doing for the rest of your life?" === You could say "what do you do this week" but it would have an entirely different meaning. Consider this conversation: "Last week I speed skated from Moscow to St Petersburg!" "Really? What do you do this week, then? Run to Berlin?"" === Compare this use of do: "Do you play tennis?" "No I do not play tennis. I do not have the money or the time to play tennis." "Do try to find the time. I think you will be good at tennis and I do want to help you to find a teacher if you have the time."
17 de agosto de 2012
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