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What are you up to? is a casual and friendly question people use when they want to know about someone's current activities or plans. It can also suggest curiosity about what someone might be doing at the moment. For example:

What are you up to this weekend? - This asks about someone's weekend plans.

Similarly, to be up to means to be doing something. For example:

He is up to something. — This means he is doing an activity, often with a sense of curiosity or suspicion.

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Hi, Sarah. What BLANK you BLANK to these days?

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are

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This is a form of the verb to be, used with you, we, or they.

up

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This preposition means being busy with or doing an activity.

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