“HAD BETTER” and “SHOULD”

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1 “HAD BETTER” and “SHOULD”
Grammar link: “HAD BETTER” and “SHOULD”

2 Check this out… “You’d better get your resume ready because the interviews are starting next week.” “You’d better not apply for this job.” What do the two sentences express? a. Obligation. b. Recommendation. c. Possibility. The answer is b: Recommmendation

3 Las diferencias entre “had better” y “should”
Ambos verbos modales expresan una razón emocional y práctica para hacer algo. En el caso de “Had better” (más vale que…) nos referimos a una situación específica. Mientras que “Should” (debería…) se utiliza para consejos o recomendaciones generales.

4 Had better (mas vale que...)
Usamos esta expresión mas un verbo en infinitivo para dar un consejo o recomendación. “You ´d better study for the English test.” Usamos had better para dar un consejo sobre algo que ocurre en el presente o futuro. Su forma en negativo es had better not. Example: You’d better not say anything. Usamos had better para dar consejos sobre situaciones específicas no generales.

5 Examples: “We’d better hurry or we’ll miss the train.”
Had better Should “We’d better hurry or we’ll miss the train.” “You had better use a helmet when you ride a bike” Con had better, siempre hay un peligro o una problema si no sigues el consejo. Indica que habrán malas consecuencias. “You should come immediately.” “You should eat more fruits and veggies”. Should indica que es lo mejor que se debe hacer.

6 Match to complete the sentences
You´d better find to finish by 6 o’clock. You might for directions. We should try the key or we will not be able to get into the house. They better ask want to cook some vegetables with the fish. Jack should not swim some sunblock We´d better use in the pool because he is too small.

7 Decide: Had better or should?
1. I need some money. I .... go to the bank. 2. May I leave the window open? No, you .....close it. 3. I have an appointment in ten minutes. I leave now. 4. I need to leave soon tomorrow. I get up early. 5. When you're driving, you keep your eyes on the road. 6. She'll be upset if we don't invite her so we send an invitation. 7. These biscuits are great. You try one. 'd better go 'd better close 'd better leave 'd better get 'd better keep 'd better send her an should

8 Had better in literature

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