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How’s it going? vs How’s going?

The phrase 'how’s it going?' is correct and commonly used in English to inquire about someone's well-being or to ask how things are progressing. On the other hand, 'how’s going?' is not a correct construction in English. The addition of 'it' in the first phrase is necessary for grammatical accuracy.

Last updated: March 23, 2024 • 10779 views

How’s it going?

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English to inquire about someone's well-being or to ask how things are progressing.

This phrase is a casual way to ask someone how they are doing or how a situation is progressing. It is commonly used in informal conversations.

Examples:

  • Hey, John! How’s it going?
  • I haven’t seen you in a while. How’s it going?
  • How’s it going with your new job?
  • How’s it going with your studies?
  • How’s it going with the project?
  • His name was Clete and he talked like this, "How's it going?"
  • So l call up, "How's it going?"
  • Countdown to the kid. How's it going?
  • So, other than breakfast, how's it going?
  • "How's it going?"
  • ~ Elsa, how's it going? ~ Fine.
  • Your final shift, how's it going?
  • Peter, your appeal, how's it going?
  • Dakota, Peter, how's it going?
  • Nobby, how's it going?
  • Sorry I'm late, how's it going?
  • It didn't - that chemical engineering block John, how's it going?
  • Gabi, my favorite Chef, how's it going?
  • A.J., how's it going?
  • But, l mean, how's it going?
  • And my grandfather would call me every week, and he would say, "Jarrett, how's it going? Do you have a job yet?"
  • How's it going? - It's stuck on something.
  • How's it going? Well, well, well.
  • I think this is where we're being very naive. How's it going?
  • The person greeted Bill as Bill mixed up the phrases "What's up" with "How's it going?"

How’s going?

This phrase is not a correct construction in English. It lacks the necessary 'it' to form a grammatically accurate question.

  • So, how's oceanography going?
  • How's it going? - It's stuck on something.
  • - How's it going? It's pretty good.
  • ~ Elsa, how's it going? ~ Fine.
  • Chief McClellan, how's everything going?
  • - How's Power Placement going?
  • Jane, I said how's it going?
  • FBI liaison... how's that going?
  • Okay, and how's that going?
  • So, other than breakfast, how's it going?
  • You lead investigation, how's it going?
  • Your final shift, how's it going?
  • So, young man, how's it going?
  • Peter, your appeal, how's it going?
  • So tell me, how's school going?
  • Michael. How's things going?
  • Countdown to the kid. How's it going?
  • I meant, how's it going?
  • And Scruffy's buffet, how's that going?
  • So, Dad how's business going?

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