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User_gary Posted 16 years ago
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How is your work going? What are you doing now?
How is your work going?
What are you doing now? [Here I met my old friend after many years and I asked him 'what are you doing now' to mean "Are you doing any work or any studies or anything else"]
How are you doing with your studies?
What have you been upto?
Please correct my sentence and suggest be better versions too.
What are you doing now? [Here I met my old friend after many years and I asked him 'what are you doing now' to mean "Are you doing any work or any studies or anything else"]
How are you doing with your studies?
What have you been upto?
Please correct my sentence and suggest be better versions too.
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How is your work going? Sounds great What are you doing now? [Here I met my old friend after many years and I asked him 'what are you doing now' to mean "Are you doing any work or any studies or anything else"] Also sounds ok.
- How is your work going?
- Sounds great What are you doing now?
- [Here I met my old friend after many years and I asked him 'what are you doing now' to mean "Are you doing any work or any studies or anything else"] Also sounds ok.
- " "What have you been doing in the past few months/years/weeks/days?
- How are you doing with your studies?
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How is your work going?
Sounds great
What are you doing now? [Here I met my old friend after many years and I asked him 'what are you doing now' to mean "Are you doing any work or any studies or anything else"]
Also sounds ok. A good alternative would be, "What have you been doing lately?" "What have you been doing in the past few months/years/weeks/days?
Sounds great
What are you doing now? [Here I met my old friend after many years and I asked him 'what are you doing now' to mean "Are you doing any work or any studies or anything else"]
Also sounds ok. A good alternative would be, "What have you been doing lately?" "What have you been doing in the past few months/years/weeks/days?
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