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Yukiko.k Posted 19 years ago
Grammar

Past tense or...?

what does it mean by " What do you up to?"
  

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Nothing. The English is bad. I presume you mean ' What are you up to?

— Mister Micawber

  • Nothing.
  • The English is bad.
  • I presume you mean ' What are you up to?
  • '
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Nothing. The English is bad. I presume you mean 'What are you up to?', which means 'what are you doing?'
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