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%22do you work today?%22 is never said; it is completely unidiomatic. therefore asking what it means is purposeless. the reason it would never be said is that the simple present is generally associated with a continuous, long term, perspective. so we coul

Do you work? i would say, either, %22are you working?%22 or %22are you employed?%22 or %22do you have a job?%22 2- i am not working at the moment. ( does it mean that i have worked before but now not) yes 3- i am unemployed now. ( does it mean the same as

Senior Member. Chicago. English, USA. Mar 28, 2012. #2. Both can be and are said. 'I work in a school' means physically in the school building. 'I work at a school' can mean that you work in the school, as a teacher, for example, or that you are responsib