0 Dear teachers02br 00a) I think you'd be 01b00better off 02b00trying to increase your vocabulary instead of wasting your valuable time in such a futile activity.02br 02br 00b)I think you'd be 01b00better 02b00try to increase your vocabulary instead of wasting your valuable time in such a futile activity.02br 02br 00Is there any difference between "better off" and "better?" What does "off" mean after better?02br 02br 00Thanks for answering 0-
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0Hi Orpheus,02br 02br 00No, “01font00you’d better02font00…” and “01font00you are better off02font00” don’t exactly bear the same meaning. The former has a consequential tone and the latter has a suggestive tone.02br 02br 02br 02br 00You’d better finish
0Dear Goodman02br 02br 00A) Because of the increased security, I think 01b01i00you are better off02i02b00 to arrive at the airport early so that you won’t miss your flight. 02br 02br 00B)Because of the increased security, I think 01b01i00you'd better 02i02b00to arrive at the airpor
0Excuse me, Goodman02br 02br 00Shouldn't it be "Because of the increased security, I think 01b01i00you are better off02i02b00 arriv01b00ing02b00 at the airport early so that you won’t miss your flight?"0-
0David,02br 02br 00“You are better off” is used when you already have a negative notion about something and you try to avoid it. 02br 02br 00The traffic is bad to the airport. I think you 00are better off00 to take the Metro Rail to the airport. You are suggesting an alternative which has no threatening tone.02br 02br 02br