Which is better a secondary battery or an inverter

Is the first version (I better) grammatically correct? So can we use it instead of I''d better? On the internet people say there is a slight difference between them but I couldn''t get if …

You can certainly say that, effect3. "Better" can be used as a verb to replace "improve" with the same meaning. But I don''t think you have improved the clarity of the …

So, it''s better is correct even without expressing rather than individual ones, isn''t it? I think it is better for teenagers to play team sports at school for all the benefits they have …

You will probably find "better than I" recommended by most grammar books, but "better than me" on the lips of most colloquial speakers.

"The better" is a superlative that only applies when comparing two people or things. "The best" is not wrong when comparing just two, but "the better" makes clear that the …

I see ''you better do something'' as a short spoken form of ''you had better do something''. ''Had'' better is an idiom meaning ''you should do'' and ''it would be better if you did''.

"Better" in You better do it now" is replacing "had better" in "You had better do it now." It thus is an adjective turned into a verb, just as much as "shovel" (originally used only …

It’s better to finish your homework prior going to play basketball. It would be better finish your homework prior going to play basketball. are they both correct? If so, what‘s the …

While "Are you feeling better" refers to someone, let''s say, who catches a cold and the next day you raise the question "Are you feeling better now". You can use "are you feeling …

Whether you use "the less the better," "the fewer the better" or "the smaller the better" depends on what adjective fits for the noun that you are talking about.