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Onizo Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
How about you give me this
When you start a sentence with how about you, what verb form comes often after, gerund or base form?
Thank you.
Thank you.
Top answer
Gerund must be used
- Gerund must be used
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sorry if you use verb directly after how about at that time you must use gerund form
ex/ how about playing football.
but if you use a personal pronoun after how about, use base form of the verb
ex/ How about we play the game.
ex/ how about playing football.
but if you use a personal pronoun after how about, use base form of the verb
ex/ How about we play the game.
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