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Son James Posted 13 years ago
Grammar

Meaning of "You'd"?

"But I think you'd better be mindful of what happens around you,Mr. James"

Is "you'd" "you would" or "you had"?

Thank you in advance for your answer.
  

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in my opinion it is " you'd " is You would

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  • in my opinion it is " you'd " is You would
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in my opinion it is " you'd " is You would Emotion: big smile
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Son James"But I think you'd better be mindful of what happens around you,Mr. James" Is "you'd" "you would" or "you had"?
You had.

CB
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Thank you for your answer,Beautiful lady. I think it is " You had" because it is an idiom expression. I need to ask whether "you had better" can express the present or the future.
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Thank you for your answer,CB. Could I ask you one more? When seeing that sentence, I think that the expression "you had better" indicate for the present. Can the expression "You had better" indicate the present or the future?
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Son James Can the expression "You had better" indicate the present or the future?
Both:

You had better go there now.
You had better go there tomorrow.

CB
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Thank you so much for your teaching,CBEmotion: embarrassed
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