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[Grammar] You'd better (to) take an umbrella. Which one is correct?
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Welcome to the forum, Hagana.:-D
They both have mistakes.
It might rain. You'd better take an umbrella.
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They both have mistakes.
It might rain. You'd better take an umbrella.
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Please note that I have changed your thread title.
Extract from the Posting Guidelines:
'Thread titles should include all or part of the word/phrase being discussed.'
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