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DaZun Posted 13 years ago
Grammar

How about & What about ?

HI ..

Can anyone tell me the difference between "How about you" & "What about you" ... and How to use them?

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DaZun Can anyone tell me the difference between "How about you" & "What about you" I see no real difference. I like curry very much. How about you?

— Mister Micawber

  • DaZun Can anyone tell me the difference between "How about you" & "What about you" I see no real difference.
  • I like curry very much.
  • How about you?
  • I like curry very much.
  • What about you?
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DaZunCan anyone tell me the difference between "How about you" & "What about you"
I see no real difference.

I like curry very much. How about you?
I like curry very much. What about you?

I'm staying home tonight. How about you?
I'm staying home tonight. What about you?

What about you? Are you
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When followed by the base form of a verb, only "How about you" sounds good to me:

How about you try that yourself?
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ozzourtiHow about you try that yourself? What about you try that yourself?
Those both seem so casual to me that either would serve.
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