Domande riguardo a frasi esempio con, spiegazione d'utilizzo di "Doing"s

A: "(She is) doing us proud" is an expression or phrase that means the same thing "(She is) making us proud."

Or in other words, it means that the person saying the phrases has become proud as a result of the actions of the person they are talking about.

See:

https://www.quora.com/Which-is-correct-Make-us-proud-or-do-us-proud

A: Do: make something, Doing is gerund situation and also using continous tense. She is doing homework or Doing homework is important

A: doing means is that you are taking action

A: If they said 'I'm doing a curry' then it should mean they're making a curry :)

A: what are you doing? = o que você está fazendo?
I am doing... = eu estou fazendo...
I like doing sports= eu gosto de fazer desporto

A: "Doing well" is better than "ok". "How are you doing after your team lost? I'm doing ok." You meet an old friend on the street, they ask "How are you doing?" from better to worse you could reply "Great" "Doing well" "ok" "fine" "lousy" "terrible" "suicidal".

A: Cara, os dois significam fazer, como o parceiro em cima disse, mas "to do" tem o sentido mais de ação, por exemplo, I'm doing my school activity now. - Estou fazendo minhas atividades escolares agora.
Já o "to make" tem o sentido de criar, por exemplo, I'm making a crunch chocolate chips cookies to eating later. - Estou fazendo biscoitos de chocolate crocantes para comer mais tarde.

A: I've been doing a lot of homework.

He's been doing his chores.

I've been making my own meals for 5 years.

I'm making a sweater.

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A: Gerund of the verb do

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A: Or you could say “Are you/they doing well?”

A: how you doing existe mas é bem informal. É o bordão do Joey de Friends.

A: Sua pronúncia é excelente!! Parabéns - sou um falante nativo de inglês. Desculpe, mas eu prefiro a forma 'What are you doing' - O que você está fazendo aqui. Soa mais natural no meu idioma :)

A: Technically maybe the first one, but both work and are common.