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Dimwit Posted 7 years ago
Grammar

How About + Finite Clause

"How about the two of us go somewhere this coming Sunday?"


I'm not sure of whether the sentence is correct.

I'd bet the following would seem to be right

"How about the two of us going somewhere this coming Sunday?"

Please correct me If I'm wrong.

  

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dimwit"How about the two of us going somewhere this coming Sunday?"

It's OK.

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dimwit"How about if the two of us go somewhere this coming Sunday?"

You can also optionally add 'if' as shown above.

CJ

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[1] How about the two of us go somewhere this coming Sunday?

[2] How about the two of us going somewhere this coming Sunday?

[3] How about another drink?

These are all fine.

The idiom "how about" is informal (with "how's about" even more informal) and is generally used to make a s

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