How is things going meaning

Either one is acceptable. Generally, “going” is referring to something presently happening, so you’d use it if the person is still doing whatever you’re asking them about. “Doing” is more general and can refer to a much larger time period, and also asks about things around the person.

Meaning 1: In greeting speech, it means “What’s up?” Meaning 2: it is used for asking the way of traffic. For example, -“How are you going?” -“By air“.

It usually means how are things where you are at. For example if your on the phone with someone in a different country you can ask “How are things over there?”, you are asking them how everything is in that country. See a translation.

“Fine, thanks.” “Very well, thanks.” Or if I’m feeling more loquatious and/or more outgoing (and I usually do), I might say… “It’s going very well.

used for asking someone about their progress or their general situation. ‘How are you doing, Bill?

(Do you know) how these things work?: (Do you know) how things like this function, operate?