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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
"How about you" vs. "What about you"
Greetings,
I am struggling between those two, which one is more appropriate as returning the question "How are you?" or "How is it going?"
Thanks in advance!
I am struggling between those two, which one is more appropriate as returning the question "How are you?" or "How is it going?"
Thanks in advance!
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- Please include any relevant text inside your post, not in the subject line.
- I am unclear on what you are asking.
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Please include any relevant text inside your post, not in the subject line. I am unclear on what you are asking.
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Oh sorry for that, here is an example:
A:How are you?
B:I am fine, how about you? (or what about you?)
A:Not bad, thanks.
I am trying to learn the difference between those 2, i have searched a bit and found that they are not too different from each other but I want to be precise and learn more about their usages.
A:How are you?
B:I am fine, how about you? (or what about you?)
A:Not bad, thanks.
I am trying to learn the difference between those 2, i have searched a bit and found that they are not too different from each other but I want to be precise and learn more about their usages.
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Ah. Oh, they are both fine. They have the same meaning; they are just variations.
B: I'm fine. How about you? / What about you? / How are you? / And you? / You?
B: I'm fine. How about you? / What about you? / How are you? / And you? / You?
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