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"How about that" is a valid part of a sentence and can be used in written English
It is typically used as an exclamation or a rhetorical question. It can also be used to express surprise, disbelief, or agreement. Example: "My team won the championship! How about that!" (exclamation) Example: "He said he would never apologize, but he did. How about that?" (rhetorical question expressing surprise) Example: "How about that weather? It's been raining all week." (expressing agreement)
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How about that
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Isn't that good, or excellent, etc.
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"Hey, Magnus, how about that?" he asked.
JAY: Hey, how about that big scandal?
Well, how about that?
"Yeah, how about that?
So, how about that twist?
Well, how about that for a trade?
Now, how about that popcorn?
Okay, how about that?
RAND: Yeah, how about that?
Radical exploitive racists, how about that?
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