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19-Feb-2006, 15:02
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 question tag Please read the following sentence: Then you'd better learn---hadn't you? As far as I know "you'd " is the short form of "you had/would". My question is: Can I replace "hadn't you" in the above sentence with " wouldn't you"? Looking forward to hearing from you. Thank you in advance. Jiang |
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20-Feb-2006, 04:56
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| Re: question tag No, you can't- it's 'had better'.  |
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20-Feb-2006, 12:36
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| Re: question tag Oh, I see. Jiang Quote:
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