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Originally Posted by Unregistered  what type of sentence is this...
When do you start work? is this a simple present statement? or a present continuous and why? thanks so much! |
When do you start work?
This is the present simple. We use 'do/does' as auxiliary verbs to make questions. One of the reasons the present simple is used is to discuss events that are routine/habitual/always-generally true.
Present continuous (PC) is
Subject + be verb + [lexical verb]+ing
I'm jumping. He's kneeling. We're running. They're crouching.
One reason we use the PC is to describe an action that's happening now.
what type of sentence is this 
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