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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
Grammar

Which one is better?

Hello, is it correct to say: "You better work it out"? Is saying "You'd better work it out" has a different meaning?
  

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You'd (you had) better work it out. - This is the correct version. g.

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  • You'd (you had) better work it out.
  • - This is the correct version.
  • g.
  • in song lyrics), you may see it without the 'd.
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You'd (you had) better work it out. - This is the correct version. Often when people speak fast, you will not hear the 'd sound, and informally (e.g. in song lyrics), you may see it without the 'd.
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