Read the explanation and then you can practise with this exercise.We generally use HAD BETTER (NOT) + infinitive (without 'to') to tell someone what they should or shouldn't do, to give strong advice. It has more urgency than 'should'. The expression HAD BETTER refers to the present or the future. It does NOT refer to… Continue reading Grammar: How to Use HAD BETTER
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