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Hans51 Posted 13 years ago
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What do you think about = What about?
I know the meaning of 'what about' and I was wondering if I can use it for the meaning of ?What do you think about'?
For example,
1) What do you think about my new hair? = What about my new hair?
2) What you think about my English? = What about my English?
What about also can mean asking them to check? Or it is used just for suggesting and asking someone about a different thing?
What do you native English speakers think?
Thank you so much as usual and have a good day.
For example,
1) What do you think about my new hair? = What about my new hair?
2) What you think about my English? = What about my English?
What about also can mean asking them to check? Or it is used just for suggesting and asking someone about a different thing?
What do you native English speakers think?
Thank you so much as usual and have a good day.
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What do you think about' It is ambiguous and would require more context to understand. What about my new hair? = What do you think about it?
- What do you think about' It is ambiguous and would require more context to understand.
- What about my new hair?
- = What do you think about it?
- What have you done about it?
- Where is it?
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Hans51I know the meaning of 'what about' and I was wondering if I can use it for the meaning of ?What do you think about'It is ambiguous and would require more context to understand.
What about my new hair? = What do you think about it? What have you done about it? Where is it? Have you forgotten it?
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Hans511) What do you think about my new hair? = What about my new hair? 2) What you think about my English? = What about my English?No. Not really.
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