How's it going for you? advances?
If I want to ask someone in the contest "how it's going for you" that way is correct?
As for writing "there are advances" is that correctly written? (progress as for the process of trying to hack the system)
The contestants, 300 young and determined hackers.
How's it going for you?
In the meantime, we think we're in a good direction.
I would say that there are advances in some groups.
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If I want to ask someone in the contest "how it's going for you" that way is correct? Just say How's it going? As for writing "there are advances" is that correctly written?
- If I want to ask someone in the contest "how it's going for you" that way is correct?
- Just say How's it going?
- As for writing "there are advances" is that correctly written?
- (progress as for the process of trying to hack the system) We're making some headway / some progress in some groups.
- ) The contestants, 300 young and determined hackers.
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If I want to ask someone in the contest "how it's going for you" that way is correct? Just say How's it going?
As for writing "there are advances" is that correctly written? (progress as for the process of trying to hack the system) We're making some headway / some progress in some groups. (I think you mean 'groups of numbers'.)
The contestants, 30
0anonymousIf I want to ask someone in the contest "how it's going for you" that way is correct?
As for writing "there are advances" is that correctly written? (progress as for the process of trying to hack the system)
The contestants, 300 young and determined hackers.
How's it going for you?
In the meantime, we think we're in a good d
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