stephanie rodriguez

Mon, 04 May 2026 10:49:59 +0000

In reply, the other person, also wishing to make the same meaningless greeting, would say "How do you do". Note that "How do you do" in this usage was even spoken as a statement, not. Nothing wrong with using 'do do" but it just sounds like something doggies do. :-) The above sentence: I don't do anything I am ashamed of, but sometimes I do do things I find. Close equivalents might be "please do the required" or "please do what is needed" or "please do the necessary"; all imply a certain background knowledge of the situation, i.e. that you know what do to. Are there any sentences where do that is preferable over do it? The New Oxford American Dictionary reports when a phrase is informal; it doesn't do that in this case. The New Oxford American