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04:32 Oct 14, 2001 |
English language (monolingual) [Non-PRO] Art/Literary | ||||
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| Selected response from: Thijs van Dorssen Local time: 00:19 | |||
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What are you planning to do? Explanation: Hi Khawer, it should really be: what are you up to, (two words) meaning what sort of prank, trick are you planning now Bye |
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doing or planning secretly , ready for miscief Explanation: That may have such meanings or something close to this: what are you plnanning or considering to do |
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What are you doing? Explanation: In informal English, it just means, what are you doing ... What are you up to today? Mowing the lawn, doing some shopping, etc. What are you up to at the weekend? Some friends are coming round for dinner. etc. HTH Mary |
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