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October 10, 2010
how are you mean how to answer?
Day before class, describes some of the sentences with the greeting others, two of which are:
1, What up?
2, How is everything going?
the first sentence of what up? I believe many people have heard of, be very casual The questions usually, for the sentence already familiar with some words of greeting people and it has a formal question is asked, is:
What are you up to?
that is, what busy recently. questions is usually no big problem, the problem arises in response to a sentence. I remember from elementary school, the teacher taught us greet with others to use
How are you ?
then, on being asked who replied:
I fine or everything fine and so on
to note is, What are you up to ask is what are you doing, if your answer is fine, then I do not know the so-called, and if you want to express “not particularly busy,” then, we can say:
As usual / nothing special, etc. etc.
You can also tell you what to do recently:
Working / studying (= busy with work / study, a simple and direct)
I e been busy with my assignments. like
Note: If you want to use your verb, then it must use a gerund (gerund), because in fact you would like to say is
[I up to] studying the omitted word in front of
As How is everything going one, and how are you the same answer, but be careful in using this to remind everyone how are you, because usually we like each other after more conversational, with how are you will be very very far away relative to side, very strange. even misleading hard man you get close!
the way, deliberate on the above questions do not raise voice trailing, because the questions is to use a falling tone (fall-tone). The reason there is an opportunity to explain.
Postscript: both share a more common answer to this kind of problem the way it, when someone with you about “what up”, the good could he not determined to know what you e busy, very often we can choose not positive answer. have to know some American friends, when I told them say what up, they are also the natural response to what up, sometimes even talking about other things, such as hey man! or ooh, Wilson! like