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Pleasehelp Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Asking someone a question
If I want to know whether a person has been doing something recently, should I go with:
Have you been playing water polo? Would this be correct? And are there any other ways of saying it.
Thanks.
Have you been playing water polo? Would this be correct? And are there any other ways of saying it.
Thanks.
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Hi, If I want to know whether a person has been doing something recently, should I go with: Have you been playing water polo? Would this be correct? Yes.
- Hi, If I want to know whether a person has been doing something recently, should I go with: Have you been playing water polo?
- Would this be correct?
- Yes.
- You could add the word 'recently'.
- And are there any other ways of saying it.
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Hi,
If I want to know whether a person has been doing something recently, should I go with:
Have you been playing water polo? Would this be correct? Yes. You could add the word 'recently'.
And are there any other ways of saying it. If you want to be very casual, you can just ask 'How's the water-polo?'
Clive
If I want to know whether a person has been doing something recently, should I go with:
Have you been playing water polo? Would this be correct? Yes. You could add the word 'recently'.
And are there any other ways of saying it. If you want to be very casual, you can just ask 'How's the water-polo?'
Clive
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