Tara
Which one is correct
Hi
which one is correct and why, please?
1. You'd better bring an umbrella; it may well rain today.
2. You'd better to bring an umbrella; it may well rain today.
3. You'd be better to bring an umbrella; it may well rain today.
2017年12月1日 06:57
回答 · 5
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The form you need is "had/'d better + base verb. So can you see the right answer now?
2017年12月1日
I thought -'d- is 'would', is it 'had'?
2017年12月1日
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