What are you doing vs. how are you doing?
GeneralClass 12AllAnswered 27 Mar 2026
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"What are you doing?" asks about your current activity or action (Are you reading? Working? Cooking?). "How are you doing?" is a greeting asking about your general well-being, feelings, or condition (Are you well? How's life?). The first seeks specific information about activities; the second is often a polite, conversational inquiry about your state or progress.
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