How did you spend your weekend?
B1Focuses on how the time was spent.
I hope you had a nice weekend.
B1Polite inquiry, more formal.
Anything exciting happen this weekend?
B1Implies expectation of interesting events.
Tell me about your weekend.
B1An open invitation to share details.
So, how was your weekend?
B1Informal and friendly.
Did you relax at all this weekend?
B1Focuses on relaxation.
What were your weekend highlights?
B1Asks for the best parts of the weekend.
Enjoy your weekend?
B1Short and sweet.
How was your time off?
B1More formal, suitable for work colleagues.
Have a good weekend?
B1A slightly less formal version.
What were you up to?
B1Informal way to ask what someone did.
Restful weekend?
B1Implies asking if it was relaxing.
Anything interesting happen?
B1Similar to 'Anything exciting happen?'
How was it?
B1Short and informal, requires context.
And how was your weekend?
B1A slightly more conversational way of asking.
I trust you had a good weekend.
B1More formal and polite.
What's the best thing that happened this weekend?
B1Directly asks for the most positive experience.
Sounds like you had a busy weekend!
B1A statement implying inquiry, good for follow-up.
How's your weekend been?
B1A slightly less formal alternative.
Anything fun?
B1Very informal, requires context.
So, what's your weekend summary?
B1Informal, but asks for a concise overview.
How was your weekend?
B2A general inquiry about someone's weekend.
What did you get up to this weekend?
B2Asking about the activities someone did.
Did you have a good weekend?
B2A simple and direct question about the quality of the weekend.