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Cat navy 425 Posted 6 years ago
Grammar

Question about sentences

Dear all,

Kindly see the following sentence. I personally feel that "might want to" is not apt in the below sentences. I would like to get your opinion on this.

1) There is a lot of traffic today, so you might want to leave for work early.

2) You might want to take a break.


Thank you.

  

Top answer

(1) It's fine. " (2) It's fine. It means "Take a break, don't work so hard".

— Clive

  • (1) It's fine.
  • " (2) It's fine.
  • It means "Take a break, don't work so hard".
  • Clive
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(1) It's fine. It's a gentle way of saying "Hey stupid, go to work right now or the traffic will make you late, late, late!"

(2) It's fine. It means "Take a break, don't work so hard".

Clive

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cat navy 425I personally feel that "might want to" is not apt in the below sentences below.

You might want to rethink that.

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