be going ?!

[ivygreen]

Could you tell me the meaning differences in those sentences?

"I'd better be going."

"I'd better go."


Is it the same meaning of the former sentence

if I say "I'd better go now." ?

[moggy]

They mean more or less the same, Ivygreen.

[ivygreen]

Dear moggy,

Thank you very much for answering my question.

[moggy]

You're welcome Ivygreen