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Levis1 Posted 10 years ago
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as a matter of fact.

My friend asks how my mom is doing. I say:

She's good and well, as a matter of fact I'm seeing her tomorrow.

Is this OK?
  

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levis1 She's good and doing (quite/very) wel l. A s a matter of fac t, I'm seeing her tomorrow.

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  • levis1 She's good and doing (quite/very) wel l.
  • A s a matter of fac t, I'm seeing her tomorrow.
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levis1She's good and doing (quite/very) well. As a matter of fact, I'm seeing her tomorrow.
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What about: My mom is alive and well, thank you very much, as a matter of fact I'm seeing her tomorrow.
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levis1My mom is alive and well, thank you very much. As a matter of fact, I'm seeing her tomorrow.
That's okay, but is there a particular reason to assume that she might not be alive?
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