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User_gary Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
What do you do for living
When you see somebody after a long time, and want to know what job he is doing, how we say that in spoken English?
What do you do for living?
What is your job?
What job are you doing?
What do you do for living?
What is your job?
What job are you doing?
Top answer
What are you doing now?
- What are you doing now?
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Thanks Mister Micawber.
What are you doing now?
If somebody asked me this question, I would understand he is asking what I'm doing at this moment. I don't understand it as if he is asking about my job.
What are you doing now?
If somebody asked me this question, I would understand he is asking what I'm doing at this moment. I don't understand it as if he is asking about my job.
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I think you should ask:
What are you doing these days?
Keep in mind though that, I am learning English my self so I might be wrong.
What are you doing these days?
Keep in mind though that, I am learning English my self so I might be wrong.
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User_garyWhat are you doing now?If somebody asked me this question, I would understand he is asking what I'm doing at this moment. I don't understand it as if he is asking about my job.Then you need to understand it as either one: it depends on the situation.
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User_garyWhen you see somebody after a long time, and want to know what job he is doing, how we say that in spoken English?What do you do for living?What is your job?What job are you doing?What line of work are you in (now)?
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