How are you getting on Meaning in English
expression
Definition
This expression is used to ask someone how they are doing, how their life or a particular situation is progressing. It's similar to 'How are you?' but often focuses more on progress or coping.
Usage & Nuances
Informal and friendly; used in both British and international English, typically when you know the person or their context. Slightly more specific than 'How are you?'—often referencing how someone is coping with challenges, projects, or changes.
Example Sentences
How are you getting on with your new job?
basic
I just wanted to ask, how are you getting on these days?
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How are you getting on with your homework?
basic
Hey, how are you getting on after the move?
natural
We haven't talked in a while—how are you getting on?
natural
Let me know how you're getting on with the project.
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