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Notorioz Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
Hello all, I hear ' how are you doing, what have you been up to, everytime in movies. What exactly do they mean? are they like ' how are things with you' or 'how is it going'?
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It means "how are you" and "what have you been doing"
- It means "how are you" and "what have you been doing"
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Thank you for the answer, I always hear ' how do you like the pic'. I would say Do you like the pic or 'how do you find the pic'. Can you explain this too?
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It all means the same. It's just a variation of saying it, often, there are many different expressions for the same meaning
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Something to add, there is a little difference between "do you like" and "how do you like", because the first can be answered with yes/no and the second one requires a more comprehensive answer
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