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Napoleonponapa Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
FOR AGES AND IN AGES, What's up? and how's it going?
1) I haven't seen you for ages.
2) I havent't seen you in ages.
which one is grammatically correct?
what's up?
3) nothing much.
4) not much.
5) I am great.
which one is correct?
What is the difference between " what's up? and how's it going?"? I heard some native speaker say that for the question" what's up? " ,the answers can not be " I am great, I am fine ... ect. Is it correct?
Thanks
2) I havent't seen you in ages.
which one is grammatically correct?
what's up?
3) nothing much.
4) not much.
5) I am great.
which one is correct?
What is the difference between " what's up? and how's it going?"? I heard some native speaker say that for the question" what's up? " ,the answers can not be " I am great, I am fine ... ect. Is it correct?
Thanks
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1) I haven't seen you for ages. 2) I havent't seen you in ages. -- Both are fine and synonymous what's up?
- 1) I haven't seen you for ages.
- 2) I havent't seen you in ages.
- -- Both are fine and synonymous what's up?
- 3) nothing much.
- 4) not much.
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1) I haven't seen you for ages.
2) I havent't seen you in ages.
which one is grammatically correct?-- Both are fine and synonymous
what's up?
3) nothing much.
4) not much.
5) I am great.
which one is correct?-- 3 and 4
what's up?-- What is happening? What are you doing?
how's it going?-- How are you? Are you making progress
2) I havent't seen you in ages.
which one is grammatically correct?-- Both are fine and synonymous
what's up?
3) nothing much.
4) not much.
5) I am great.
which one is correct?-- 3 and 4
what's up?-- What is happening? What are you doing?
how's it going?-- How are you? Are you making progress
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