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How do you do is a word of greeting, what people say to you, you don't have to, you can also do how you doOf course, you can also say the same to others.

How are you is asking how you are doing, you need, for example, i am fineOr just so soor greatest

nice to meet you means nice to meet you, usually you will, nice to meet you too

I think whether it's online or in person for the first time, I usually use nice to meet you

A greeting.

After getting acquainted, you can ask people about their current situation, with how are you

When you see a friend who is very happy and everyone knows each other well, just say how do you do.

Hehe, a little opinion of his own.

how are you Hello.

Nice to me you is glad to see you.

How do you do you? (First meeting) I would usually choose 1

How do you do is what you say when you meet for the first time, and others are also how do you do.

How are you is a greeting when friends meet, for fine, thank you, (and you?).)

Nice to me you is a pleasure to meet you, and it can be used for people who are not meeting for the first time, depending on the situation.

Chatting online should be similar to in reality, if it's the first time chatting online, you can use how do you do.

Hope your English is getting better and better.

the young man has been a league member for two years.

Analysis: This young man has been a member of the Komsomol for two years.

Use the present perfect tense to express a state of being.

the young man did not join the league until two years ago.

Analysis: This young man joined the Komsomol two years ago.

Use not...untilstructure.

it's two years after the young man joined the league.

Analysis: This young man has been a member of the Communist Youth League for two years.

Use the past tense to express an action that happened in the past.

There is another way to put it better.

it has been two years since the young man joined the league.

Analysis: This young man has been a member of the Komsomol for two years.

Use the present perfect tense to express an action that has already been completed.

Note the difference: past tense + after; +Since on completion

The direct translation is stinky tofu, but if you sell stinky tofu like this, you might scare the ghost guy away. I suggest that you can directly use Chinese pinyin to say chou tofu (homony: smelly head fu) when saying "stinky head fu" add a little foreigner to speak Chinese kind of foreign sound ah, and then the delicious is "yummy" (homony:

Ya Mi) is "delicious stinky tofu" yummy chou tofu! When you invite guests, you can also say hello and say hello (hello!). ), and then introduced that this is delicious stinky tofu, and then you can say very yummy (very delicious, homonym:

Hey, Rui Yami).

Because some ghosts will like the smell of stinky tofu, you can say "try one" (homonym: kick the bowl), and then throw a "yummy" (delicious, homonym: Yami) into it.

People who are more willing to take on new challenges will want to try it!