how do you like the book to change to synonymous

what do you think of ……=how do you like……?It's all ...... you thinkSo the space should be think of

think of

What do you think of this book?

Think of means what you think about.

Like what. what do you think of me?

That's what you think of me

think of

think of is the idea that the meaning of opinion, put in a sentence is to evaluate the book: what do you think of the book? It means "Do you like this book or don't like it?" ”

It should be filled in. what

thinkof

I wish you progress, and if it helps you, please be in time

whatdo

youthinkofthe

book?The original sentence is to ask.

What do you think of this book?

do you like cricket?’ i do not,’she said shortly.

Do you like cricket? "No," she said simply.

would you like

English [w d ju la k].

美 [w d ju la k].

You want to. would you like some wine or would you rather stick to sherry?

Do you want to drink wine or would you rather stick to sherry?

would like =want want.

So the synonym is do you want the storybook on the shelf?

Listen well in class, but it's actually hurting you.

It is also recommended that other friends do not "only divide the picture".

How about What do you think?

The synonymous question is: what about

what do you think of

In addition, if the phrase is followed by a verb, you can also use why not, why don't you, also a table of what do you think, here is the meaning of a rhetorical question.

So when it comes to hidden acres, the specific answer is:

how about this book?=what about this book?= what do you think of this book?

The owner of the house with the wheel.