Cómo dar consejos usando "had better"

Using HAD BETTER. Differences with SHOULD and MUST.
HAD BETTER:

• Strong Advice with Consequences: “Had better” is used to give strong advice with a sense of consequences if the advice is not followed.
  Example: “It’s 5:00 o’clock. I’d better go before traffic gets too bad.”

• No “To” After “Had Better”: Similar to “should,” “had better” is used without “to” before the verb.
  Example: “You’d better arrive on time if you don’t want to miss the opening ceremony.”

• Formal and Informal Usage: While “had better” is more formal than “should” and “must”. But contractions like “she’d better” or even omitting “had” like “she better” can be used informally.
  Example: “She had better double-check her work before submitting it to the boss.”

• Negative Question Form: In questions, “had better” can be used in a formal way to ask for advice or suggestions.
  Example: “Had I better speak to him before sending the form?”

SHOULD:

• Recommendation: “Should” is used to give advice or make suggestions.
  Example: “You should go to the doctor.”

MUST:

• Strong Obligation: “Must” is used to express a strong sense of necessity or obligation.
  Example: “You must brush your teeth.”

• Rule or Requirement: It can indicate a requirement or a rule that needs to be followed.
  Example: “You must not touch the lion.”

If we do not comply with the delivery of the report on the assigned deadline, our boss may become uncomfortable with us.
We’d better study very hard for the test, if we want to pass the test next week.
I’d better come on time to the interview for avoiding to be discarded from the selection process for the position in question.

Example of “study and Tests”, “report and deadline” and “late and interview”:
HAD BETTER:
You’d better review your notes before the exam to do well.
You’d better start working on the report now to meet the deadline.
If you want to make a good impression, you’d better arrive at the interview early.
MUST:
You must take practice tests to assess your understanding of the material.
You must meet the deadline for submitting the report to avoid any penalties.
You must not let unexpected delays prevent you from reaching the interview punctually.
SHOULD:
You should not underestimate the importance of consistent studying for good grades in your tests.
You should not wait until the day before the deadline to begin drafting your report.
You should not take any chances with delays that might cause you to be late to your interview.

• You’d better finish the report two days before the deadline.
• I’d better study this night due to the test.
• She hadn’t better get late at the interview if she wants to get the job.

She had better finish the report before the deadline.
You had better study a lot if you want to pass the exam.
You had better not be late for the interview or you are not going to get hired.

1. You’d better finish the report before next Friday or they will cancel the project
2. I’d better study every day if I want to pass the exam
3. You had better not be late for the interview; otherwise, he will not attend to you

⭐I had better hurry from now on, if i want to be ready before the deadline.
⭐I’d better study obsessively if i want to pass the test quietly.
⭐ She had better wake up early , so she’s not late for the interview

• You’d better report the project before the deadline
• You’d better study if you want to pass the test
• You’d better hurry up if you don’t want arrive late for the interview

The deadline is near, so you had better finish your report on time.

You should study more than just a few minutes if you want to pass the test.

You must not be late, or you will fail your interview.

• We’d better finish our report beore the deadline.

• One had better study hard to achieve good results on tests.

• You had better never be late for an interview if you want to be taken seriously from the beginning.

You´d better do the report before dealine.
You had better study English if you want to find a new job.
If you have an interview You had better not arrive late.

My task

• Report/deadline : you shoud deliver the report before they ask you.
• Study/ test : you had better study before test.
• Late/ interview: you musn’t arrive late anywhere and less to an interview.

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• You’d better answer the phone if you don’t want to get in trouble with your fiancé.
• You’d better hand out the report before the deadline.
• She’d better study for the test if she wants to pass it.
• You hadn’t better arrive late to the interview, they might not hire you because of that.

You must not arrive late to the interview, this is a bad signal

She’d better report their tasks to not pass the deadline
I’d better study if I want to pass the examen
He hadn’t better arrived late to the work interview.

• You had better report the progress of the proyect before the deadline.
• You had better study fo the exam if you want to pass the english test.
• I had better not going late to the tren station or I won’t be on time for the interview.

I’d better study if I don’t want to fail

• You’d better report the list of guests by Monday, including the deadline to confirm their assistance.
• I’d better study English so hard to pass a written exam and an oral exam.
• You’d better not arrive late to your interview if you do that. It’s a bad aspect about yourself.

• If you want to deliver the report on time you had better work with seriously and responsibility.

• Had better study a lot if you want pass the test.

• If you don’t want come late to the interview you must take the first bus.

Example:

• You’d better finish the report before the deadline.
• You must study for the test.
• You should not be late for the interview.

I’d better study more English if I want to get a better job.