HI there!!! it's finally Friday!! Could you tell me if these sentences related to " computer" are all right o maybe there is a better/ easier way to express the same idea? Thanks in advance. 1. I'd better transfer these photos and videos on my computer. 2. I'd better upload the pictures of my trip on my computer right now. 3. I'd better type up my essay on my computer by tomorrow morning. All three sentences are correct. Your only grammatical mistake is "to" in #3. However, I don't think #1 and #2 mean what you think they mean. If you spoke sentence #1 to me, I would reply like this: "Tell me, Laura, to what place do you intend to transfer the photos and videos that are now on your computer?"

HI there!!! it's finally Friday!! Could you tell me if these sentences related to " computer" are all right or maybe there is a better/ easier way to express the same idea? Thanks in advance. 1. I'd better transfer these photos and videos to my computer. 2. I'd better upload the pictures of my trip to my computer right now. 3. I'd better type up my essay on my computer by tomorrow morning.

HI there!!! it's finally Friday!! Could you tell me if these sentences related to " computer" are all right o maybe there is a better/ easier way to express the same idea? Thanks in advance. 1. I'd better transfer these photos and videos to my computer. 2. I'd better upload the pictures of my trip to my computer right now. 3. I'd better type up my essay on my computer by tomorrow morning.

HI there!!! it's finally Friday!! Could you tell me if these sentences related to " computer" are all right o maybe there is a better/ easier way to express the same idea? Thanks in advance. 1. I'd better transfer these photos and videos on my computer. 2. I'd better upload the pictures of my trip on my computer right now. 3. I'd better to type up my essay on my computer by tomorrow morning. Hi Laura. I’d use onto rather than on in 1 and 2. Onto my computer. And in 3 just say I’d better type up (remove the word to)