how
- subordinating conjunction
- /haʊ/
:
cómo
- And if it can, how do we stay safe then?
And so, you know, they know how to create debt.
- And so, you know, they know how to create debt.
- So let's go and see how this was constructed.
- It helps you learn how to deal with trauma.
- And then you think, OK, how do I know I'm right?
- And if it can, how do we stay safe then?
- I don't even know how to address this.
- OK, First of all, how do you deal with that?
- Going back to the mental health piece, how is your mental health now?
- Five out is how most NBA teams play.
- I don't think it's a coincidence at all, how it all happened.
Examples
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And then I thought, how would we find out?
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And so today we're going to learn how to have no regrets.
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So how did you learn how to use debt?
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OK, so how do we, how do we approach this?
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OK, First of all, how do you deal with that?
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Going back to the mental health piece, how is your mental health now?
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It helps you learn how to deal with trauma.
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This week I'm just vlogging my week on how I survive in school.
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I want to know how we can improve our communication skills.
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Can you explain how the process works step by step?
Idioms
- Formal
86
6.1
A formal greeting used when meeting someone for the first time that does not need an answer
- Informal
1
9.9
People say it to boast about something they or someone else did
- Informal
Say this when you cannot give a clear answer because it depends on things you do not know
Compounds
Surface Forms
Etymology
How comes from the old English hū meaning 'in what way', and it naturally became the small word that introduces clauses explaining the way or degree something happens. So how is used to start parts of a sentence that tell the method or amount.