How’s your week so far? vs How’s your week been so far?

Both phrases are correct and commonly used in English. The first phrase 'how’s your week so far?' is more casual and commonly used in everyday conversations. The second phrase 'how’s your week been so far?' is slightly more formal and emphasizes the duration of the week.

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This phrase is correct and commonly used in casual conversations to inquire about the progress of someone's week.

"How’s your week so far?"

This phrase is a casual way to ask someone about how their week has been progressing up to the present moment.

Examples:

Hey, how’s your week so far?
How’s your week so far? Anything exciting happening?
Just wanted to check in, how’s your week so far?
How’s your week so far? Need any help with anything?
How’s your week so far? Let me know if you need anything.

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How’s your week so far?
Think about your week so far.
So... how's your week been?
Jules, how's your week been?
And she took care of Monty last week so I owe her.
It's only three weeks so I shouldn't even be telling you.
Another person quit last week so work shifts are tight.
Lily just tagged on another week so well done.
People would take five weeks so that somebody else only had to take three.
Vacation isn't officially over until classes start next week so.
My poor family had appetizers for dinner several nights this week so I could make this instructable.
So... tell me about your week.
And besides, your week isn't up.
You win this game, you got your week.
Here's your week's pay.
But you tell me about your week first.
It's your week with Oliver.
Sorry, this is just not your week.
Your week's up, Proctor.
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I bet your week's a round of ambassador's receptions.

Alternatives:

How’s your week going?
How’s your week been?
How’s your week shaping up?
How’s your week unfolding?
How’s your week progressing?

This phrase is correct and slightly more formal than the first one. It emphasizes the duration of the week up to the present moment.

"How’s your week been so far?"

This phrase is a more formal way to ask someone about how their week has been progressing up to the present moment.

Examples:

How’s your week been so far? Any interesting developments?
Just checking in, how’s your week been so far?
How’s your week been so far? Need any assistance with anything?
How’s your week been so far? Let me know if you need any support.
How’s your week been so far? Anything exciting happening?

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How’s your week been so far?
So... how's your week been?
Jules, how's your week been?
How's your week been?
How are you? How's your week been?
So how's the first week been?
So... tell me about your week.
And besides, your week isn't up.
You win this game, you got your week.
Here's your week's pay.
But you tell me about your week first.
It's your week with Oliver.
Sorry, this is just not your week.
Your week's up, Proctor.
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I bet your week's a round of ambassador's receptions.
Think about your week so far.
So hire me and do your week.
Samantha, how was your week?
We are glad to read that your week-end break went well.
Book your white week or your week end at S.Caterina Valfurva

Alternatives:

How’s your week going?
How’s your week been?
How’s your week shaping up?
How’s your week unfolding?
How’s your week progressing?

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