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Son James Posted 13 years ago
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How is VS How about
I am shopping with my wife. My wife is trying to buy clothes for my daughter.
In front of the cloth self, I ask my wife about her opinion.
[1] What do you think about this cloth?
[2] How is this cloth?
[3] How about this cloth?
I think [1] is okay but I'm not sure whether [2] and [3] can be both okay.
Could you teach me for it?
Thanks in advance.
In front of the cloth self, I ask my wife about her opinion.
[1] What do you think about this cloth?
[2] How is this cloth?
[3] How about this cloth?
I think [1] is okay but I'm not sure whether [2] and [3] can be both okay.
Could you teach me for it?
Thanks in advance.
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I am shopping with my wife. My wife is trying to buy clothes for my daughter. In front of the blouse/sweater/etc, itself, I ask my wife for her opinion.
- I am shopping with my wife.
- My wife is trying to buy clothes for my daughter.
- In front of the blouse/sweater/etc, itself, I ask my wife for her opinion.
- [1] What do you think about this blouse/sweater/etc ?
- [2] How is this blouse/sweater/etc ?
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I am shopping with my wife. My wife is trying to buy clothes for my daughter.
In front of the blouse/sweater/etc, itself, I ask my wife for her opinion.
[1] What do you think about this blouse/sweater/etc?
[2] How is this blouse/sweater/etc?
[3] How about this blouse/sweater/etc?
In front of the blouse/sweater/etc, itself, I ask my wife for her opinion.
[1] What do you think about this blouse/sweater/etc?
[2] How is this blouse/sweater/etc?
[3] How about this blouse/sweater/etc?
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