Which of these is correct? And why?
Are they come from the same family?
Do they come from the same family?
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"Do they come from the same family?" is correct.
"Are they coming from" should only be used when you're talking about the immediate present, as in right now and right now only. For example, "Are they coming from the north or from the south? I want to know where to look with my binoculars."
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Do they...
you could say "are they" if the verb is in continuous form.
Are they coming.
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Do they...
you could say "are they" if the verb is in continuous form.
Are they coming.
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