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 The phrase `you're doing great` is a way to tell someone they are performing very well or successfully managing a situation. It's a form of encouragement or praise. For example, `After seeing how well you organized the event, I must say, you're doing great!`
 
-After it, you can use phrases starting with `verb-ing` that describe what the person is doing well at. For instance, `You're doing great keeping up with your studies.`
+After it, you can use phrases starting with a verb, that end in `-ing`, that describe what the person is doing well at. For instance, `You're doing great keeping up with your studies.`
 
 `Deal with` means to manage or handle something, especially a problem or challenge. It involves taking action to address a situation or problem. For example, `She has to deal with a lot of emails every morning.`