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Discover LudwigThe phrase "How are things" is correct and is commonly used in written English
This phrase is typically used as a greeting between two people, generally as a casual conversation starter. Example: Hi John, how are things? I haven't seen you in a few weeks, how have you been?
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How are things going?
"How are things?" "Fine".
"How are things?" "Good.
How are things with Caroline?
"How are things?" "Weird".
How are things made?
How are things with the job?
How are things in Gaza?
"How are things going?" "Weird.
How are things different without George Steinbrenner?
"How are things?" I would ask.
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