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Ravinath Posted 11 years ago
Grammar

better ? 'd bettter

You better do it

You had better do it

You would better do it

Are these grammatically correct ? Could you please explain a bit more Emotion: smile about the meanings
  

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You would had/'d better do it, said by some in informal speech as You better do it , is a strong suggestion or threat to 'You' to do something.

— Fivejedjon

  • You would had/'d better do it, said by some in informal speech as You better do it , is a strong suggestion or threat to 'You' to do something.
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You would had/'d better do it, said by some in informal speech as You better do it, is a strong suggestion or threat to 'You' to do something.
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