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Soheil1 Posted 13 years ago
Vocabulary

Better

Hi.
What's the difference between:

"it is better to................", and
"It would be better to...............", and
"You will do better to.............."?

Thanks inn advance
  

Top answer

1. it is better (in general) 2. it would be better (but I'm not sure it will happen) 3.

— Philip

  • 1.
  • it is better (in general) 2.
  • it would be better (but I'm not sure it will happen) 3.
  • This indicates that the person hearing the sentence is likely to follow the advice.
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1. it is better (in general)
2. it would be better (but I'm not sure it will happen)
3. This indicates that the person hearing the sentence is likely to follow the advice.
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