Why don't we (do something)
This is a way to make a suggestion to do something together. You use this when you expect the listener to agree with you:
I don't feel like cooking tonight. Why don't we order something out?
Why don't we make a deal: if I help you with this, you have to promise to come to my game on Sunday.
This phrase appears in these lessons:
- “Why don't we exchange business cards?”
- “Why don’t we go over your day-to-day responsibilities?”
- “Why don’t we go around the room and introduce ourselves, and say a few words about what you do here.”
- “Why don’t we take a survey of our customers and find out which device has the biggest market share?”
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