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What's the difference? What's the difference between "What do you doing?" and "What are you doing?"?

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"What do you doing?" is not grammatically correct. "What are you doing?" is correct. You might ask someone "What do you do?" as a way of asking how they make a living, but "do" and "doing" should not be used together.
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"What do you doing?" is grammatically incorrect. -Please don't ever say this! "What are you doing?" IS correct. Another way to ask "What are you doing?" is "What are you up to?".
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учебник по грамматике читать не пробовали? "What do you doing? <= incorrect

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