Oct 25, 2016 · "And you?" is an acceptable spoken sentence. As post #10 says, it is a shorter version of "How about you?" or "What about you?" In AE, you can even say "You?". Any of these question sentences can be used after replying to a question, as a way to ask the same question to the questioner. A: How old are you? B: I am 23. And you? (You? How about you?

Jun 24, 2021 · What do you mean? It already uses have – it’s in the present perfect. And again, this is the obvious tense to use to describe a new current situation brought about by something that has now been completed (in grammatical terms, perfect = complete).

Dec 27, 2008 · How that works: ye (ye know/y’all know); you (I see you, I gave you the ball/I see y’all, I gave y’all the ball), your/yours (your book, your apple, that book’s yours/your book, your apple, that book’s yours) [in this case pretty much like fully modern English, except that it was never for singular, but a little more on that keep ...

Apr 20, 2023 · Synonym for It's very kind of you. They are both natural. "That is very kind of you" is a polite way to say thank you, but usually as a refusal: That is very kind of you, but I don't need it. "You are very kind" is more of a compliment or observation: If you see someone sharing a sandwich or giving to a beggar, it would be appropriate to say "you are kind"|They are synonymous if you are ...

Apr 12, 2014 · Your question is too wide. I think you have to decide whether you want to talk about the two nouns or the two verbs. Instead of us inventing examples, it would be easir for you to find real-life examples and then ask us questions about them. Otherwise we are simply writing an essay for you to read. You could start with the two sentences you ...

Jun 21, 2011 · Thank you very much both of you. I always think is better to teach it the formal way and then the students will choose to use either of it in a conversation. Have a nice day.

Aug 3, 2022 · OR maybe you overheard your friends mention the word and you’re not in their conversation and you want to join. “Hoy anong pag-ibig ‘yan, sali naman ako sa usapan n’yo!” (Hey what is that love you’re talking about, let me join in your conversation!)--But in the end, that apostrophe doesn’t even matter…

May 26, 2014 · This does not work. You cannot use the future (will do) in this kind of sentence. For example, you tell your friend that you are going to change your mobile phone number. Your friend could reply: "Phone me when you have changed your number." "Phone me when you will change your number" is not possible.

Jan 8, 2015 · Neither are used. It is possible in a certain context to say "a happy new year for you". E.g., if someone says, "I hope it will be a happy new year for you." the reply could be, "I hope it will be a happy new year for you too." This is not at all typical of its use.

Jun 27, 2016 · It means, "Who is accompanying you right now?" EXAMPLE: (Phone conversation) "Yeah, I'm at the baseball game right now." "Really? Who are you with?" "Scott and Chuck from the office. We came here straight after work."