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Pructus Posted 20 years ago
Vocabulary
HAD BETTER
Hi!
How can I make the sentence, "You had better do it." into past perfect sentence, like, "I had done it"?
Is it, "You had had better do it"?
Or, we don't use the past perfect for "had better"?
How can I make the sentence, "You had better do it." into past perfect sentence, like, "I had done it"?
Is it, "You had had better do it"?
Or, we don't use the past perfect for "had better"?
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Hi, 'Had better' means that someone ought to do something. We use it for the present/future, not for the past. Best wishes, Clive
- Hi, 'Had better' means that someone ought to do something.
- We use it for the present/future, not for the past.
- Best wishes, Clive
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Hi,
'Had better' means that someone ought to do something. We use it for the present/future, not for the past.
Best wishes, Clive
'Had better' means that someone ought to do something. We use it for the present/future, not for the past.
Best wishes, Clive
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