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asking about the day Hi, I'm Italian and I'm Learning English. If I come back home after a busy working day and I want to ask my husband how has been his day, how can I ask: - How has been your day? - How have things gone today? - How have you been today? - Has everithing gone well today? Please, I'd like to make this question with a current Language but not too informal, just a way I could use also with a coworker or a friend. Thank you.

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Hi, I'm Italian and I'm Learning English. If I CAME back home after a busy DAY working and I want to ask my husband how HIS DAY has been , how can I ask: - How has your day BEEN?...... - How have things gone today? - How have you been today? - DID EVERYTHING GO well today? Please, I'd like to ASK this question with THE current Language, not too informal, but just in a way THAT I could ALSO use IT with a coworker or a friend. Thank you. "How has your day been" used if you were at work and he was at work or home and you're calling him to talkative an example. You can say "how was your day today?", " how was your day today at work/home/school?", "did you have a good day at work/home/school today?"..........those are just some examples Hope that helps
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- How has been your day? "How was your day?" - How have things gone today? "How did things go today?" "How did everything go today?" - How have you been today? This is fine, but you would say this if you called during the day while he was still at work. You could say "How did you go today?" - Has everything gone well today? "Did everything go well today?" You could also just say "Did you have a good day today?"

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