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So what? We good? What gives? – Learn to respond to short English questions
Understand and respond to short, two-word questions that native English speakers use all the time. These questions can be confusing for learners because they depend on context, not grammar. I explain how to understand and use expressions likeWhat for?, How come?, Say what?, What's up?, So what?, Says who?, You in?, Get it?, Now what?, How so?, What gives?, and You good? You’ll learn how tone and situation change the meaning, and how to answer quickly and naturally. By the end of this English lesson, you’ll feel more confident when speaking with native speakers and won’t panic the next time someone asks you a short, fast question in English. Get it?
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Say what? I don’t believe I got that perfect score!
thans for this useful video
That it!
i need more practices
Get it!
I answered intuitively, my score was 70/100. I did not use those terms, to many of us – non-English speakers-sounds rude.
Say, “what for” for your mother hahaha or you are the boss in America and a co-worker says “how so” hahaha sounds rude.
I need you in my office, John?
How so?
“How so”, my ass! NOW.HAUHAUA
excellent
Very interesting!
when you say how do you deal I feel like I gonna deal with criminal