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Trevorcharge Posted 10 years ago
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Rephrase or correction
Hello dear helpers and friends,
Since English is not my native language. I am stuck in phrasing a sentence in which you could help me.
I want to ask somebody whom I haven't met since long and have been thinking about her and her well-being.
Q: I have been thinking about how have you been?
PS: The context is about thinking about someone and asking about the well-being at the same time.
Sorry for the long question. Rephrasing in the context can help. Thanks in advance good fellows.
Since English is not my native language. I am stuck in phrasing a sentence in which you could help me.
I want to ask somebody whom I haven't met since long and have been thinking about her and her well-being.
Q: I have been thinking about how have you been?
PS: The context is about thinking about someone and asking about the well-being at the same time.
Sorry for the long question. Rephrasing in the context can help. Thanks in advance good fellows.
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It's best to keep it simple. eg I have been thinking about you. How have you been?
- It's best to keep it simple.
- eg I have been thinking about you.
- How have you been?
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It's best to keep it simple.
eg I have been thinking about you. How have you been?
eg I have been thinking about you. How have you been?
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There must be lots of different ways to ask the same question.
Thanks anyway
Thanks anyway
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I guess you are the website admin. If I am not wrong. What are you asking me to try? Lessons here?
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I'm one of the moderators.
If you'd like to write a few sentences, I or one of the other moderators will check them for you.
If you'd like to write a few sentences, I or one of the other moderators will check them for you.
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