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Teleostomi Posted 20 years ago
Vocabulary
Is "How do you think...?" strange?
I think most English speakers would say "What do you think about the recent bomb attacks in Iraq?" but is it also OK to say "How do you think about the recent bomb attacks in Iraq?"
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" So, no, we don't say How do you think about _____ ? unless we are interested in cognitive process. " Cheers
- " So, no, we don't say How do you think about _____ ?
- unless we are interested in cognitive process.
- " Cheers
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Q "How do you think about ___________?"
A " I think about ____________ by using my brain."
So, no, we don't say How do you think about _____ ? unless we are interested in cognitive process.
We can, however, say "How do you feel about _______ ?"
"_______ makes me feel angry, sad, mad (etc.)."
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A " I think about ____________ by using my brain."
So, no, we don't say How do you think about _____ ? unless we are interested in cognitive process.
We can, however, say "How do you feel about _______ ?"
"_______ makes me feel angry, sad, mad (etc.)."
Cheers
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in expressing what you want to ask, people will say:
how do you find sth?
how do you find sth?
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Thanks Mike and Pchuang, for help.
How about this sentence in turn, then? "What do you feel about the recent bomb attackes in Iraq?"
How about this sentence in turn, then? "What do you feel about the recent bomb attackes in Iraq?"
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