AlexAD
Senior Member
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- Feb 7, 2011
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- Belarus
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- United States
Hello.
I get this from the OALD as an example sentence.
Oi is British. I have heard that much in British movies. Have never heard in American ones.
Just out of interest, is what do you think you are doing also more British?
I, personally, would imagine American saying 'what's going on' or "what's happening" but never that way.
I underlined 'that' because I am not sure if it points to 'what do you think you are doing'. Does it?
Thanks, Alex.
I get this from the OALD as an example sentence.
Oi is British. I have heard that much in British movies. Have never heard in American ones.
Just out of interest, is what do you think you are doing also more British?
I, personally, would imagine American saying 'what's going on' or "what's happening" but never that way.
I underlined 'that' because I am not sure if it points to 'what do you think you are doing'. Does it?
Thanks, Alex.