I got confused between these two sentences:
Are you having internet connection? Do you have internet connection?
Can any one explain me.
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Sign up to join this communityAre you having internet connection can convey the message as 'Yes you do have internet connection, have access to it, but do you have it now?' After all, you may have access to it but the internet may be down or unavailable.
Do you have internet connection? seems to be asking that if you have internet access at all
The first sentence is grammatically incorrect. The second sentence is correct if you add the indefinite article "an":
Do you have an internet connection?
You could restate this in several ways:
Do you have a connection to the internet?
Are you connected to the internet?
Do you have internet access?
All of these sentences mean the same thing.