What's the different between this two sentences below？
Why are you participate this competition？
Why do you participate this competition？
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#1 is incorrect; #2 is correct.
To make #1 correct:
- Why are you participating in this competition? <= today, this time (one event)
- Why do you participate in this competition? <= every time it happens (habit or happening multiple times)
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学全套吧: What is the DIFFERENCE between THESE two sentences below?
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Remember the preposition "in": to participate IN. Otherwise it is not correct. So, in fact, both your sentences are wrong. For the correct versions, see John's explanation below.
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