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What about + subject + verb?
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However, What about is commonly used to mention an objection or a potencial problem:
B: But what about my English test tomorrow? I haven’t studied yet.
Why don't + subject + verb?
- Why don't you get a job?
- Why don't she come to class?
- It's cold in here. Why don't you close the window?
- Why not meet us on our "Facebook" page and become one of our supporters.
- Why not invite your friend for dinner?
- Why not buy from Amazon and get the 5% credit?
Let's + verb
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- You could talk to your parents and ask them.
- You might do something.
- We should try out for the team.
- With this temperature you ought to visit the doctor.
- You'd better buy the tickets now.
- That’s a good idea!
- What a great idea!
- That sounds good.
- Why not?
- Yes, with pleasure.
- Yes, I'd like to.
- Thanks! I’d love to.
- Yes, that’s not a bad idea.
- No, let's not.
- I’m not sure.
- What a bad idea!
- I don't feel like it.
- I don’t think I can.
- No, I'd rather not.
- I’d prefer…
- That’s a good idea but…