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Pavlides Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
sentence structure
Are the below sentences correct?
What is going on here? you might hear them say.
How's things?
How you doing?
Thank you.
What is going on here? you might hear them say.
How's things?
How you doing?
Thank you.
Top answer
" you might hear them say. How's things? " How you doing?
- " you might hear them say.
- How's things?
- " How you doing?
- ")
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"What is going on here?" you might hear them say.
How's things? -- Correct in conversational English; formally should be "How are things?"
How you doing? -- Heard in casual speech but not correct in standard English (should be "How are you doing?")
How's things? -- Correct in conversational English; formally should be "How are things?"
How you doing? -- Heard in casual speech but not correct in standard English (should be "How are you doing?")
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