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Teillu Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
Asking for how things "went".
Hi all,
Imagine you meet a friend who has just finished an important test, or a job interview, or who has just arrived from its (its?) holydays. How would you ask hir/her/them(?) about how everything has gone? I mean, a short formula; because I don't know if:
How it was?
is correct.
Thank you all for your help!
Cheers,
Teillu.
Imagine you meet a friend who has just finished an important test, or a job interview, or who has just arrived from its (its?) holydays. How would you ask hir/her/them(?) about how everything has gone? I mean, a short formula; because I don't know if:
How it was?
is correct.
Thank you all for your help!
Cheers,
Teillu.
Top answer
How was it? How did it go?
- How was it?
- How did it go?
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Thanks, Robinjw13.
I'm also wondering if the words "its" and "them" are the ones I shall have used in the question!
Thanks!!!
I'm also wondering if the words "its" and "them" are the ones I shall have used in the question!
Thanks!!!
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Teilluor who has just arrived from its (its?) holidays.Not 'its'. 'his' or 'her' depending on the *** of the friend.
TeilluHow would you ask hir/her/them(?) about ...'him' or 'her' depending on the *** of the friend.
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