[General] I am goint out

[Anil Giria]

I am going out, so you'd better take your keys with you.

I am going out, so it would be better you take your keys with you.

1) In first sentence 'd stand for "would". Am I right.

2) Do these sentences convey the same meaning ?

 

[tedmc]

1. 'd' stands for 'had'.
2. Yes, they do.

 

[Rover_KE]

2. Yes, they do.

No, they don't.

That's three times in the last few hours, Ted, that you have jumped in and given incorrect answers before teachers or native speakers have had time to respond — putting us to the trouble of correcting your mistakes as well as answering the OPs.

 

[Anil Giria]

What is the difference between both the original sentences?

 

[Rover_KE]

The second is ungrammatical. See Piscean's post.

 

[Matthew Wai]

What is the difference between both the original sentences?

'Both' should be omitted according to www.usingenglish.com/forum/threads/231799-I-have-my-food?p=1192696&viewfull=1#post1192696

 

[Anil Giria]

The second is ungrammatical. See Piscean's post.

I am going out, so it would be better if you took your keys with you.

Why have we used "took" and not take?

 

[Tarheel]

Say:

I am going out, so take your keys with you.
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Say:

Why do we use "took" and not "take"?

 

[Tarheel]

Re: I am going out

Those sentences are rather unnatural.

 

[Anil Giria]

Say:


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Say:

Why do we use "took" and not "take"?

Does using "have" is incorrect? If so, please explain for my understanding.

 

[Anil Giria]

Say:

I am going out, so take your keys with you.

Does it mean that we can't use "took" with "would"

 

[Tarheel]

Does using "have" is incorrect? If so, please explain for my understanding.

Say::

Is it incorrect to use "have"?
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I can't say no to that, but I can't say yes either.

 

[Tarheel]

Say:

I am going out, so take your keys with you.

Does it mean that we can't use "took" with "would"

Say:

Does that mean we can't use "took" with "would"?
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I am extremely reluctant to say you can't use "took" and "would" in the same sentence. Instead, I would have to see an example sentence and then comment on it.