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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Is this appropriate?
What's the difference between: how about you and what about you?
If I'm having a convo w/ someone and I want to know more about him should I use how about you or what about you?
What's the difference, really?
If I'm having a convo w/ someone and I want to know more about him should I use how about you or what about you?
What's the difference, really?
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Depending on context, no difference. I really like opera? How about you?
- Depending on context, no difference.
- I really like opera?
- How about you?
- I really like opera?
- What about you?
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Depending on context, no difference.
I really like opera? How about you?
I really like opera? What about you?
I really like opera? How about you?
I really like opera? What about you?
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