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BulbulTada Posted 9 years ago
Grammar
If you ask me, 'Hello, how are you? Are you in a good health?', could I reply, ' I am fine. Thanks for asking after me.'? Could I ask after you while talking to you or is it always about a third person?
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is it always about a third person? <<< Yes A: Hello, how are you? Are you in a good health?
- is it always about a third person?
- <<< Yes A: Hello, how are you?
- Are you in a good health?
- B: I am fine.
- Thanks for asking.
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is it always about a third person? <<< Yes
A: Hello, how are you? Are you in a good health?
B: I am fine. Thanks for asking.
Are you in good health? is formal. Informal is
eg Are you keeping well?
eg Are you doing OK?
A: Hello, how are you? Are you in
B: I am fine. Thanks for asking.
Are you in good health? is formal. Informal is
eg Are you keeping well?
eg Are you doing OK?
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Thanks. I really appreciate your answer to my question and your going extra step correcting my other grammar mistake too. Actually, you have had corrected me earlier,
I suppose you can think of it as a rule of English grammar. Other examples would also be non-countable nouns. You can't say any of the following:
a good equipment; a good furniture; a good information
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