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[namsteven]

Dear Teachers,

A. You wanna ground him? maybe for little kids but this boy want to be treated like an adult, punish him as you see fit.
- "as you see fit" means "as you think it's right", right?

B. "What's up?" has two meanings: "Hi or hello" and "what's going on?". So I want to know when it has this meaning and when it has that meaning.

Thanks a million

Namsteven

[mykwyner]

A. Yes, that's what it means.

B. Questions like, "What's up?" "How's it going?" or "What's going on?" are general greetings like "Hi," or "Hello," and do not require an answer.

Tom: (sees friend Joe) "Hey, dude. What's up?"

Joe: (responding to Tom) "Yo, what's going on?"

Tom: "How was your chemistry test?"

Joe: "Dude, it was way easy."