Using the modal verb ‘Had better’ in English conversation - English Grammar Lesson

Using the modal verb ‘Had better’ correctly in English conversation - English Grammar Lesson
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In this English Grammar lesson, you will learn how to use the modal verb ‘had better’ in a sentence. Most people get confused while using this modal verb.
‘Had better’ is used to give advice in a particular situation, especially when you want to ensure you avoid a negative consequence outcome. In the spoken English language, we use ‘had better’ to give advice in the present and future. It is not a very commonly used modal verb.
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Take a look at some examples.
Example 1: You had better tell her everything. (if you don’t, there will be an unpleasant outcome.)
Example 2: We had better get back to work. (if we don’t, our boss will yell at us when he sees us sitting together)
Example 3: We had better reach the airport at 5 or else, we may miss the flight.
Example 4: You’d better not lie to her. (Use ‘had better not’ in the negative expression, and not ‘hadn’t better)
Example 5: We had better not miss the start of the film.
Example 6: Had I better speak to John before I send the parcel? (To form a question, put ‘had’ before the subject)
Example 7: Had we better leave a note for her on the table?
We hope this English Grammar lesson to learn the usage of modal verb ‘Had better’ correctly and now you have cleared all your confusion to use it in your English conversation.

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But I have a confusion that in a Negative sentence we do not use 'not' between 'Had Better' while in Interrogative sentence we use 'subject' between 'Had Better'.
Would you like to elaborate this confusion?

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To give advice or suggestions - had better
Would rather - preference

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Can we use had better with it
Like it should , it had better
Is that right?

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thanks. rachna... I thought that we only use had better in replacement of should.. but now I understand the concept... well I want to ask something.. some people use " you better go with him" is this correct
I mean is there any structure or model in which only "better" used.. I will wait for ur reply
thanks

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+Junaid Memon You can use the structure 'better go' again to strongly suggest something.

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+Junaid Memon It's the same principle but you omit "had". It's a more informal style, as in "you (had) better clean up the room right now!" "I (had) better leave"

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Mam Plz reply me you are my best teacher... We use had better for strong advice
But in interrogative how we can use this is it possible..? . Because I heared from my teacher that we can't use this in interrogative?

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giving advice in a particular situation

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