haven't seen someome for a while

[ostap77]

Suppose you haven't seen someome for a while. Is it correct to ask?

"What's has happened to you recently?"

OR

"What's been happening to you recently?" Grammatically correct?

[philadelphia]

WRONG ANSWER SORRY -according to Riquecohen

Not a teacher

I'd go for the first but in this way: "What's happened to you recently/lately?

[riquecohen]

Suppose you haven't seen someome for a while. Is it correct to ask?

"What's has happened to you recently?"

OR

"What's been happening to you recently?" Grammatically correct?

In the context you´ve provided, the second sentence is the correct one. In a different context, the first one could be correct. "Your behavior has gotten worse this week. What has happened to you recently?"

[Tdol]

Something like 'What have you been up to?' sounds more natural to me.

[faty]

Something like 'What have you been up to?' sounds more natural to me.

could this sentence be applied on things like

1-after meeting up with a friend after long time could I say tell me what have you been up to<<< in this context would it mean what is your recent news?

2-not understanding someone's certain behavior would it be correct what you have been up to<< in this context I mean i'm not able to understand you