A: I’d love to have dinner on Friday but I’m not sure where.

B: How about ___________?

When you ask a question using How about, you are asking someone if they agree with what you are suggesting.

Your friend gets terrible headaches every day. You say, ''You should _____''

You want your friend to get a nice pair of glasses so you say, ''Why _____ go to the optician on the High Street? They've got great glasses and they're quite cheap!''

Your friend goes to the optician and says, ''My doctor suggests __ some glasses.''

Your friend has a part-time job, but doesn't earn very much. You say, ''If I were you, __ for more money!''

You're not sure what phone to buy in the shop. So you ask, ''Can you give me some _______?''

The shop assistant says, ''Have you considered __ a monthly plan?''

You're attending a work meeting and want to suggest something. You say, ''I'd like to __ a suggestion.''

A: It's raining. We can't go to the beach. :(

B: What about __________ a DVD?

A: Would you like to go shopping on Saturday?

B: I can't, I don't have much money right now. How about

_______ hiking? The weather is really nice...and it's cheaper!