3 Ways to Ask 'How Are You?' #Shorts

The video tutorial introduces common English greetings, including 'How you doing?', 'How's it going?', and 'How are things?'. It explores variations and alternatives to these phrases, providing learners with a broader understanding of casual conversational English.

Can you explain the difference between 'How you doing?' and 'How are you doing?'?

• They are the same.

• One is more formal.

• One is more casual.

• They are used in different contexts.

• They have different meanings.

What are some ways to ask someone how they are doing?

• How you doing?

• How are you doing?

• How's it going?

• Are things good?

• How are things?

What are some responses you might give to 'How are you doing?'?

• I'm good, thanks!

• Not too bad.

• Could be better.

• I'm doing great!

• Just okay.

What are some informal ways to check in on someone?

• How's it going?

• How are things?

• What's up?

• How's life?

• How's everything?

In what situations might you use 'How's it going?' instead of 'How are you?'?

• In a formal meeting.

• When greeting a friend.

• In a text message.

• During a job interview.

• At a family gathering.