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Osee Posted 17 years ago
Vocabulary
You'd better do it.
1. What's that "d" stand for?
2. I was told saying "you are better of doing something" sounds more polite than "You'd better doing something." Do you think so? And please tell me when to use each of them.
Thanks a lot.
2. I was told saying "you are better of doing something" sounds more polite than "You'd better doing something." Do you think so? And please tell me when to use each of them.
Thanks a lot.
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1. -- had 2. " Do you think so?
- 1.
- -- had 2.
- " Do you think so?
- -- No.
- Neither are any good at all.
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1. What's that "d" stand for?-- had
2. I was told saying "you are better of doing something" sounds more polite than "You'd better doing something." Do you think so? -- No. Neither are any good at all. Use this: You are better at [washing dishes] [than I am].
1. What's that "d" stand for?-- had
2. I was told saying "you are better of doing something" sounds more polite than "You'd better doing something." Do you think so? -- No. Neither are any good at all. Use this: You are better at [washing dishes] [than I am].
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