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Levis1 Posted 9 years ago
Grammar

Where are you now?

Can you say this when talking to an old friend you haven't seen in a while : "Where are you now?"
Would it have the same meaning as "Where are you now these days?"
  

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" That is a good question. You are asking if they have moved recently, or are currently travelling. " That is not a natural question.

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  • " That is a good question.
  • You are asking if they have moved recently, or are currently travelling.
  • " That is not a natural question.
  • These days is the same as now .
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levis1"Where are you now?"
That is a good question. You are asking if they have moved recently, or are currently travelling.
levis1"Where are you now these days?"
That is not a natural question. These days is the same as now.
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