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Alc24 Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
How are things vs How are things going? WOULD or PAST
Hello,
which do you say?
1 How are things with you?
2 How are things going with you?
Would vs PAST simple
1 The police would check them off their list as they captured them.
2 The police woud check them off the list as they were captured.
3 The police checked them off the list as they were captured.
4 The police checked them off the list as they captured them.
How would you say this?
1 If you're using my desk the least you can do is make sure it looks the the way it did when you got there when you leave. Please put everything back where it was./found it.
which do you say?
1 How are things with you?
2 How are things going with you?
Would vs PAST simple
1 The police would check them off their list as they captured them.
2 The police woud check them off the list as they were captured.
3 The police checked them off the list as they were captured.
4 The police checked them off the list as they captured them.
How would you say this?
1 If you're using my desk the least you can do is make sure it looks the the way it did when you got there when you leave. Please put everything back where it was./found it.
Top answer
alc24 which Which do you say? 1 How are things with you? 2 How are things going with you?
- alc24 which Which do you say?
- 1 How are things with you?
- 2 How are things going with you?
- I would probably say the second if I were going to say one of those.
- " alc24 1 The police would check them off their list as they captured them.
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alc24I would probably say the second if I were going to say one of those. However, if I'm talking to a close friend, I just ask, "What's up?"whichWhich do you say?
1 How are things with you?
2 How are things going with you?
alc241 The police would check them off their list as they captured them.
2 The
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