Should, ought to, had better

HAD BETTERHAD BETTER USE:USE: We use had better when it’s advisable to do something. If you don’t, there will be a problem or a danger. FORMATION:FORMATION: had better/had better not + simple verb EXAMPLES:EXAMPLES: + I’d better study for the test or I’ll... More

HAD BETTERHAD BETTER USE:USE: We use had better when it’s advisable to do something. If you don’t, there will be a problem or a danger. FORMATION:FORMATION: had better/had better not + simple verb EXAMPLES:EXAMPLES: + I’d better study for the test or I’ll fail. - I’d better not meet my friends today. OUGHT TOOUGHT TO USE:USE: We can use ought to instead of should to give an advice or an opinion. FORMATION:FORMATION: ought to/ought not to + simple verb EXAMPLES:EXAMPLES: + You ought to study harder. - You ought not to talk so much. SHOULDSHOULD USE:USE: We use should every time we want to give an advice or an opinion FORMATION:FORMATION: should/shouldn’t + simple verb EXAMPLES:EXAMPLES: + Your grades aren’t very good. You should study harder. - You shouldn’t talk so much during the classes. SHOULD and OUGHT TO = it’s just a good idea to do something. HAD BETTER = there is a problem or danger if you don’tfollow the advice. PPAY ATTENTION Less