Strongly Advised
- Had better
Had better is used to show a warning that something bad or negative will happen if that advice isn't followed.
Be careful when using it because you might come off as rude or impolite if not used correctly. Had better is usually used by people with higher power such as teachers, parents, or with people that you are good friends with.- We'd better get going soon or we'll be late for our appointment.
- You'd better feed the dog before you go out or she'll be starving by the time you come home.
- You'd better not feed the cat too much or it might explode.
Advised
- Should
- Ought to
Should and Ought to are used to give advice. They usually mean the exact same thing in the English language. Remember, "advice" is a good idea but it does not have to be followed.
- Yeah, you should wrap that present.
- You ought to wrap that present.
Suggested
- Could
- Might
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