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10 Jan 10
13:04
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When someone asks how you are, do you reply "very well thanks" or "very good thanks", (assuming you are in good health?)
My education taught me that well is the correct answer, and that is what I always say, and the increasing number of people who say good,( plenty of examples on TV) annoy me somewhat.
Thank you.
My education taught me that well is the correct answer, and that is what I always say, and the increasing number of people who say good,( plenty of examples on TV) annoy me somewhat.
Thank you.
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i agree
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A true gent will say "How do you do", of which the correct response would be "How do you do".
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I allways reply with "well thanks and you",but I have been know to just say "alright"but thats only before 6am.
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most people walk passed and go 'alright' and the reply is usually 'alright mate'. I think next time I may stop them and go 'well yeah, mostly but I have got a bit of a niggle etc.....' see the look of shock when they just expected to stroll by.
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Not a very well thread, imho.
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I thought good described a person or persons, and well described an action.
I'm good, just sounds plain wrong, for me. |
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regvarney 10 Jan 14:05
time on your hands ? The Dragon 10 Jan 14:05 i agree You could say that about 90% of threads. |