What's other phrase to ask about progress of something?
Besides "How is it coming along?"
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The most natural and common British English ways are
Top most common choice is
"How are you getting on"
Then
"hows it going"
Followed by any of Helena's choices
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- How are you getting on? (BrE)
When smb asks: “How are you getting on with your homework?” he/she means – "how much homework have you done?", "have you started your homework?", "have finished your homework yet?"
- How's your ____ going?
- How is it going with ___ ?
- Can you update me on the progress of __?
- Please advise the status of..
- How far have you progressed with/in... ?
- How are things moving/progressing with...?
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