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Anonymous Posted 9 years ago
Grammar
Can I use 'might better' instead of 'had better'?
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I heard that using 'had better' as a way of suggesting, might be rude or sometimes even dangerous. (e.g. to a drunken In a pub )
Then, can I use 'might better' instead of 'had better'? Is it grammatically correct and polite?
I heard that using 'had better' as a way of suggesting, might be rude or sometimes even dangerous. (e.g. to a drunken In a pub )
Then, can I use 'might better' instead of 'had better'? Is it grammatically correct and polite?
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, to a drunk in a pub. drunken In a pub ) As shown. Anonymous Then, So can I use 'might better' instead of 'had better'?
- , to a drunk in a pub.
- drunken In a pub ) As shown.
- Anonymous Then, So can I use 'might better' instead of 'had better'?
- Is it grammatically correct and polite?
- Yes.
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AnonymousI heard that using 'had better' as a way of suggesting might be rude or sometimes even dangerous, e.g., to a drunk in a pub.As shown.drunken In a pub )
AnonymousThen,So can I use 'might better' in
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