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Had Better | Grammar Exercise

Had better is used to give strong advice. Note that had better refers to the present or future. It is followed by an infinitive without to. You had better listen to me. (NOT You...

Had Better

We use had better to tell people what we think they should do. You had better turn that music down before dad gets angry. You had better consult a doctor. Had better is also...

Had Better

We use had better to give strong advice, or to tell people what to do. After had better, we use the infinitive without to. You had better consult a doctor. It is late. I...

Auxiliary Verb Equivalents

Be able to Be able to can be used to talk about ability. It often has the same meaning as can/could. He is able to support her. (He can support her.) They were able...