Before I started the new job, I had no what to wear, and so I read the guide on the “hows” and “whys” of the office dress code.

He agreed to do the work after he had learned the “hows” and the “whys” that the customers usually asked.

This is sometimes imitated in casual greetings. It is usually accompanied by a handheld parallel to the face, with the palm facing away from the speaker. There is also a legendary greeting “How!” attributed to native American Indians. This may be used for a set of instructions. Although not grammatically correct, the meaning is clear.

For instance, in the case of “the hows and the how-not-tos”. The word “how” can also be used in casual speech as an abstract noun, often in the plural form of “hows”.

It is impossible to predict how the finished painting will look on the wall.

How is your injured leg now? It’s OK, thanks.

How do you like your neighbours’ new garage?.

I am going to visit my mother to see how she is.

Here are some examples that show “how” behaving as an adjective: In this sense, it is also behaving as an adjective.

One of the most common expressions using “How” is “How are you?” Although “How?” is behaving as a question word, it is asking for information about a state or condition of a person. Watch the video: Only 1 percent of our visitors get these 3 grammar questions right.

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