Better Words In English Are you feeling better now is more immediate than Do you feel better now The former may be about a feeling improving a little at a time but the latter is about a feeling
That s better than a whack on the nose with a rusty poker I know more or less that it means That s better than nothing but I don t understand the litteral meaning Es Your English is extremely better than mine It sounds odd and I d expect you to use a lot better or much better In fact none of the dictionaries I have uses extremely
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Hi I ve got a question how would you translate this sentence I d better explain this a bit right now What s would better Thank you I would say Are you better now if he is better obviously he will have gotten better but we do not need to say all that Are you getting better
Hi In one episode in Two and A half men Walden said You raise better Alan did something which he should not have done I can get its meaning But is it grammatically Had better infinitive to refer to the present or future e g I had better arrive earlier Had better perfect infinitive to refer to the past e g I had better have arrived earlier
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Had better and had best are idioms meaning would be wise to Merriam Webster Online Dictionary or ought to American Heritage Dictionary Because they are idioms you You should know better means You should know better than that meaning more specifically better than to say that than to do that than to think that than to behave like that
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That s better than a whack on the nose with a rusty poker I know more or less that it means That s better than nothing but I don t understand the litteral meaning Es
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