Part 1 – What have you been up to? A typical conversation between friends who haven’t seen each other for a while would be like this: A: Hi, how’s it going? (Hi, how are you?) B: Fine thanks, you? A: Not bad. What have you been up to? B: Not much. I’ve been working hard recently. Work is really busy at the moment… So, we use this question to ask about recent activities: “What have you been up to?” or “What have you been doing?” ‘up to’ – means ‘do’ or ‘doing’. The tense here is the Present Perfect Continuous tense: have/has + been + -ing This tense is used in the question and answer: “What have you been doing recently?” “I’ve been working hard” It’s very common for people to use this when they see their friends. E.g. “Hi Luke, what have you been up to?” -I’ve been teaching a legal English course recently -I’ve been playing football in Regents Park -I’ve been enjoying the good weather -I’ve been looking forward to the new Star Trek movie

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what have you been doing recently?

2009的luke 还是单身，还参加各种相亲，围绕这个话题讨论了认识新对象的各种方式，以及分享了各种搭讪的句型，还有甩掉对方的句型

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敢情全世界的相亲大会的形式都差不多一样呃。可惜我完全没get到中间那个comedy sketch的笑点。哪位大咖给指点一下不？