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What about you

Definition:

The phrase "what about you" is an informal way to inquire about someone else's opinion, preference, situation, or decision, after sharing your own. It is commonly used in conversations to express curiosity or invite others to share their thoughts or experiences.

Possible Parts of Speech:

The phrase "what about you" can function as a pronoun, an interjection, or a question.

Possible Senses and Usages:

1. Pronoun: Used to ask someone else for their opinion, preference, situation, or decision after expressing your own.

• "I prefer vanilla ice cream. What about you?"
• "I'm going hiking this weekend. What about you?"
• "I haven't watched that series yet. What about you?"

2. Interjection: Used to show surprise, interest, or curiosity.

• "I just won the lottery! What about you?"
• "She's going to be a doctor. What about you?"
• "I heard they broke up. What about you?"

3. Question: Used to directly ask for someone else's opinion, preference, situation, or decision.

• "What did you think of the movie? What about you?"
• "Which book did you choose? What about you?"
• "Are you coming to the party? What about you?"

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