主题：【有奖签到】What are you going to do first?----Sign up on March 25th

原文由 poorlittle(poorlittle) 发表:

原文由 rock_rock(rock_rock) 发表:
What's the difference between "what are you going to do first?" and "what do you do first?"

Similar meaning but different tone?

or “…… going to ……” implies an intention ?  I am not sure.

原文由 rock_rock(rock_rock) 发表:
I usually turn on my laptop first. During the waiting time for the computer to start up,I go to pantry for water and tidy up my hair in toilet.

原文由 rock_rock(rock_rock) 发表:
[Login is an IT jargon that usually used as a noun. When use the term in verb form, should separate it as log in.

In reality, the whole sentence is quite Chinglish style. I'll re-write it as:
I log in the Instrument BBS right after I turned on my computer

原文由 小M(mitchell_dyzy) 发表:

原文由 rock_rock(rock_rock) 发表:
I usually turn on my laptop first. During the waiting time for the computer to start up,I go to pantry for water and tidy up my hair in toilet.

Are you a girl?

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原文由 poorlittle(poorlittle) 发表:

原文由 rock_rock(rock_rock) 发表:
What's the difference between "what are you going to do first?" and "what do you do first?"

Similar meaning but different tone?

or “…… going to ……” implies an intention ?  I am not sure.

present tense: habits, usually happen
be + going to: planned action

"what are yout doing to do first?" is asking what you planned to do first
"what do you do first?" is asking what you usually do first