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Healer Posted 5 years ago
Grammar
Difference “what about” “how about”
What is the difference in usage and syntax?
I have read quite a few articles on the subject but none the wiser.
Some say “what about” goes with noun while “how about” verb and the latter only can take a whole independent clause.
Can we say “what about going there” as well as “how about going there” for the same meaning?
Whatever it is, could I have some legitimate examples each please? Thanks!
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healer Can we say “what about going there” as well as “how about going there” for the same meaning? Yes. healer examples Try this link and see if it helps.
- healer Can we say “what about going there” as well as “how about going there” for the same meaning?
- Yes.
- healer examples Try this link and see if it helps.
- CJ
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healerCan we say “what about going there” as well as “how about going there” for the same meaning?
Yes.
healerexamples
Try this link and see if it helps.
CJ
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