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¿qué estás haciendo para las fiestas or

¿qué estás haciendo para las vacaciones?

Usually you don't use the Spanish progressive tense for future action. It is normally only used for actions occurring at the present time. It may be more technically correct to say "¿Qué haces para las fiestas?"

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You can say... "What are you going to do for Christmas?"

"¿Qué vas a hacer para la Navidad?"

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