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Hans51 Posted 9 years ago
Grammar

This expression 'What are you doing nowadays?

All of a sudden, I was wondering when I can use this expression 'What are you doing nowadays?'

What answer is proper?

Should I say 'my job' like I am working at the company or 'my hobby' like I am collecting stamps or something?


What do you native English speakers think? And when do you use the expression?


Thank you so much as usual in advance.

  

Top answer

What do you native English speakers think? It can be either or both, depending on what you think the speaker is thinking about. Hans51 And when do you use the expression?

— Mister Micawber

  • What do you native English speakers think?
  • It can be either or both, depending on what you think the speaker is thinking about.
  • Hans51 And when do you use the expression?
  • When I am curious about the listener's current employment or current activities.
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Hans51Should I say 'my job' like I am working at the company or 'my hobby' like I am collecting stamps or something?What do you native English speakers think?

It can be either or both, depending on what you think the speaker is thinking about.

Hans51And when do you use the expression?

When I am curious about the li

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