'Are you really want to quit ?' vs 'Do you really want to quit ?' [closed]

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First things first , English is not my Native Language / Mother tongue .

I am a game developer . So when a player presses exit button a message pops up and asks whether they want to quit the game or not .

So which is the better way to ask , 'Are you really want to quit this game ?' -- OR -- 'Do you really want to quit this game ?' .

Hope you will help me to figure it out .

Regards , NB :)

"Are you really wanting..." or "Do you really want..." NOT *"Are you really want..." NOR *"Do you really wanting..." — GEdgar, Jan 10 '16 at 13:45

candied_orange · Accepted Answer · 2016-01-10 13:51:39Z

Are you really want to quit

Only correct if it means: is your name/title "want to quit"?

Probably not what you mean.

Are you really wanting to quit

Technically correct but not idiomatic. It's rather awkward. But the tenses agree.

Do you really want to quit?

Is idiomatic and natural.

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