"Cosa fate dopo la scuola?"

[pizza7]

"are you doing" should be accepted

[Elena18]

I generally go with the present progressive when translating the simple present Italian sentences into English, as it is more natural- HOWEVER, in this case I am guessing that "what are you doing after school" would probably translate into future tense in Italian.

[marziotta]

We can use the present for "What are you going to do after school?"

[eshank47]

I typed in "what are you doing after school?" and it was accepted

[positano]

why not "after the school"

[alavdaisere]

Would you say that in English?

[Elena18]

No- you would not say that in English (<-----native English speaker).

[alavdaisere]

Yes, I know; I was asking a rhetorical question to press that point :)

[Sparloki]

"do you do" == "are you doing", doesn't require present progressive to take the same immediate future translation

[saveTheGopher]

"What do you do after the school" was not accepted. There was a 'la' in the sentence. Was my translation correct ?

[alavdaisere]

Does that make sense in English to you?

[saveTheGopher]

I'm getting entangled in what I think is right and what I think will be accepted. Need to clarify it for myself. Thanks for the reply.

[deactivated user]

it didn't accept 'after THE school' wtf

[duracel84]

Is this "you" plural or singular?