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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
Grammar

You (are/had) better

Hi all,
What I have been familiar with has been "had better" to be correct when having an advice for some one, but I see other versions as well.

How to use these:
1- You better ...
2- You are better ...
3- You had better ...
when we want to have a recommendation for someone please?
  

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These are correct: You had better do it now. You 'd better do it now. You better is lazy and you are better is totally impossible.

— Cool Breeze

  • These are correct: You had better do it now.
  • You 'd better do it now.
  • You better is lazy and you are better is totally impossible.
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These are correct: You had better do it now. You'd better do it now. You better is lazy and you are better is totally impossible.

CB
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Thank you. But is "You better" lazy but grammatical?
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AnonymousThank you. But is "You better" lazy but grammatical?
Nothing that isn't correct is grammatical.

CB
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