Collocation
How is your day going?
A common, informal greeting used to ask someone about their experience or progress through the current day.
Definition
'How is your day going?' is a common English collocation. A common, informal greeting used to ask someone about their experience or progress through the current day.
How is + [possessive pronoun]'s day + going?
“How is your day going?”
Examples
- Hi Sarah, how is your day going so far?
- Good morning! How is your day going?
- Despite the unexpected rain, how is your day going, John?
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- The teacher greeted the class, 'How is your day going, everyone?'
- After a rough start this morning, I wonder how her day is going now.
- I hope everything's fine. How is your day going today?
- Let's check in later, but first, tell me, how is your day going?
- She called her mom, eager to know how her day was going.
- I bumped into an old friend at the store and asked, 'How is your day going?'
- You look a bit tired. How is your day going?
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