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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
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what do you do now

i am doing driving
  

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The correct would be: I am driving. (Present Continuous Tense).

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  • The correct would be: I am driving.
  • (Present Continuous Tense).
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The correct would be: I am driving. (Present Continuous Tense).
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Anonymous i am doing driving
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The question, "What do you do now?" is the one we normally use to ask about a person's current job. The answer will be, "I'm a driver" or, possibly "I drive". With driving jobs, we are normally more specific: "I'm a chauffeur/lorry driver/taxi driver".
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Gee, LOL, for some reason, I thought they studied Present Continious Tense :-) The asker's question is a bit ambiguous! Didn't really take it that way, strange enough...
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