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Anonymous Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
How about + verb clause ?
Hi !
I just wondered whether you could say: How about I pour you a glass of whisky?
One of my students is quite adamant about it.
I've always heard and used "how about" with a noun or ing form, eg. how a bout a drink, how about having a drink
Thanks guys !
Caroline
I just wondered whether you could say: How about I pour you a glass of whisky?
One of my students is quite adamant about it.
I've always heard and used "how about" with a noun or ing form, eg. how a bout a drink, how about having a drink
Thanks guys !
Caroline
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How about I pour you a glass of whisky? -- This is casual bordering on slang, but is quite common in friendly conversation, at least in AmE.
- How about I pour you a glass of whisky?
- -- This is casual bordering on slang, but is quite common in friendly conversation, at least in AmE.
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How about I pour you a glass of whisky? -- This is casual bordering on slang, but is quite common in friendly conversation, at least in AmE.
How about I pour you a glass of whisky? -- This is casual bordering on slang, but is quite common in friendly conversation, at least in AmE.
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