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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?

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What are you doing this week? =]
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Thank you so much. It was helpful :)
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"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."

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