what you re doing/what are you doing

[thx0110]

"What you are doing is so disgusting."

OR

"What are you doing is so disgusting."

If it is not meant to be a question, I think that the first sentence is correct and the second is not. Am I wrong? I know that this is very basic, but I am confused what I have recently heard from my native english speaking roommate. He sometimes use the second sentence I have written above.


Thanks in advance for your reply.

[Raymott]

Originally Posted by thx0110

"What you are doing is so disgusting."

OR

"What are you doing is so disgusting."

If it is not meant to be a question, I think that the first sentence is correct and the second is not. Am I wrong? I know that this is very basic, but I am confused what I have recently heard from my native english speaking roommate. He sometimes use the second sentence I have written above.


Thanks in advance for your reply.

The first sentence is the only correct one.
A native speaker would not say 2.
He might have said "What are you doing? It's so disgusting!"
Why don't you ask him?

[Sommy]

The first one is correct.the second one,with the given punctuation,isn't.