Are there any different between these two phrase?Are you?and Do you?
Are you going to school? and Do you going to school?
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Do makes a question when used with all verbs except a very small group (can, must should, would may)
You cannot use Do this way with a verb ending in -ing so
"do you going to school?" is incorrect.
You must say "Do you go to school?"
This sentence would be asking if this is a regular action you do. Do you attend school or do you go every weekday..
If you say
"Are you going to school? " then you are asking if you are going right now, at this time.
Remember: "you are + verb -ing indicates an action happening now.
Hope this helps,
John
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Probably more correct: Are you going to school? and Do you go to school?
I'm not sure)
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