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Hey there! I'm helping students with their English right now—just like chatting with you! 😊
What about you? What fun thing are you up to today?
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Hey there! I'm helping students with their English right now—just like chatting with you! 😊
What about you? What fun thing are you up to today?

Your sentence is already clear and grammatically correct. Here’s a slightly more natural version with a friendly tone:
"Hi, what are you up to right now?"
Tips for improvement:
1. "What are you up to?" is a more casual and common way to ask what someone is doing.
2. "Right now" can replace "now" for emphasis, though both are correct.
3. If speaking informally, you could also say:
- "Hey, what’s up?" (very casual, implies "what are you doing?")
- "Hi, what are you doing at the moment?" (slightly more formal)
Would you like help with a specific situation (e.g., texting, work conversation)? Let me know, and I can tailor the advice further.
(Word count: ~100)