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Hasibrahman Posted 5 years ago
Grammar
Had better/should/may/might as well
Do these sentences mean the same thing?
2) You should study more.
3) You may/might as well study more.
1) You had better study more.
2) You should study more.
3) You may/might as well study more.
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Hasibrahman 1) You had better study more. 2) You should study more. 3) You may/might as well study more.
- Hasibrahman 1) You had better study more.
- 2) You should study more.
- 3) You may/might as well study more.
- : A: I think I'm going to fail the exam.
- B: Then you'd better study more.
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Hasibrahman1) You had better study more.
2) You should study more.
3) You may/might as well study more.
(1) would tend to be used in the case when some mentioned outcome is to be achieved/avoided, e.g.:
A: I think I'm going to fail the exam.
B: Then you'd better study more. (i.e. to avoid failing)
(2) can be used in the same way, but
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