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How strong is your English grammar? Do you know the proper use of "Should" and "Had better"? Yes, we have come up with Should Vs. Had Better Quiz for you. In this quiz, you will come across some statements in the questions, and you have to choose between two given options that whether that statement has to be replied with Should or Had better. So, how much do you think you can score? Wish you good luck and have fun!

Questions and Answers

1.

I’m about to leave on a trip, but my gas gauge is empty.
- A.
  
  You'd better fill up the tank.
- B.
  
  You should fill up the tank.
Correct Answer
A. You'd better fill up the tank.

Explanation
The phrase "You'd better" is a more emphatic way of expressing a suggestion or advice compared to "You should." In this context, the speaker is warning the person about the empty gas gauge and strongly advising them to fill up the tank before leaving on the trip. The use of "You'd better" implies a sense of urgency and importance, emphasizing the need to take immediate action.

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2.

I have the hiccups.
- A.
  
  You'd better drink a glass of water.
- B.
  
  You should drink a glass of water.
Correct Answer
B. You should drink a glass of water.

Explanation
The correct answer suggests that drinking a glass of water is a recommended solution for hiccups. Hiccups are caused by involuntary contractions of the diaphragm muscle, and drinking water can help stimulate the vagus nerve, which may stop the diaphragm spasms and relieve hiccups. Water can also help to relax the muscles involved in breathing, potentially providing relief from hiccups. Therefore, the answer suggests that drinking a glass of water is a suitable remedy for hiccups.

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3.

I’m supposed to pick up my friend at the airport, but I’ve forgotten when his plane will arrive.
- A.
  
  You'd better check the flight schedule.
- B.
  
  You should check the flight schedule.
Correct Answer
A. You'd better check the flight schedule.

Explanation
This answer is correct because it suggests that the person should check the flight schedule in order to find out when their friend's plane will arrive. By checking the flight schedule, they will be able to determine the exact time and plan their arrival at the airport accordingly.

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4.

I am rude to my boss.
- A.
  
  You should behave properly with him.
- B.
  
  You'd better behave properly with him.
Correct Answer
B. You'd better behave properly with him.

Explanation
The correct answer suggests that it is advisable or preferable for the person to behave properly with their boss. This implies that being rude to one's boss is not a desirable behavior and may have negative consequences. By using the phrase "you'd better," it emphasizes the importance or urgency of behaving properly with the boss.

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5.

I have terrible pain in my chest.
- A.
  
  You'd better see a doctor.
- B.
  
  You should see a doctor.
Correct Answer
A. You'd better see a doctor.

Explanation
The phrase "You'd better see a doctor" is the correct answer because it suggests a stronger recommendation or urgency compared to "You should see a doctor." The use of "had better" implies a sense of importance and urgency, indicating that seeing a doctor is highly advisable in this situation.

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6.

I'd like to visit Europe one day.
- A.
  
  You'd better start saving some money.
- B.
  
  You should start saving some money.
Correct Answer
B. You should start saving some money.

Explanation
The correct answer is "You should start saving some money" because it is a more polite and appropriate way to suggest that the person should save money. The phrase "you'd better" can be seen as more forceful and may come across as rude or demanding. "You should" is a more gentle and considerate way to give advice or make a suggestion.

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7.

My roommate snores, and I can’t get to sleep.
- A.
  
  You'd better get a new roommate.
- B.
  
  You should get a new roommate.
Correct Answer
B. You should get a new roommate.

Explanation
The correct answer suggests that the person should consider finding a new roommate because their current roommate's snoring is preventing them from getting a good night's sleep. This solution implies that finding a new roommate who does not snore would solve the problem and allow the person to sleep peacefully.

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8.

I can’t stop yawning.
- A.
  
  You'd better take a nap.
- B.
  
  You should take a nap.
Correct Answer
B. You should take a nap.

Explanation
The correct answer is "You should take a nap." This is because yawning is often a sign of tiredness or fatigue. Taking a nap can help to alleviate this tiredness and provide some rest and rejuvenation.

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1
9.

My credit card payment is due today.
- A.
  
  You'd better make the payment.
- B.
  
  You should make the payment.
Correct Answer
A. You'd better make the payment.

Explanation
The phrase "You'd better" is used to express a strong recommendation or advice. In this context, it implies a sense of urgency and importance in making the credit card payment. Therefore, the correct answer suggests that it is highly advisable and recommended to make the payment promptly.

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10.

I want to mail a letter.
- A.
  
  You'd better go to the post office.
- B.
  
  You should go to the post office.
Correct Answer
B. You should go to the post office.

Explanation
The phrase "You should go to the post office" is the correct answer because it suggests a recommendation or advice for the person who wants to mail a letter. The use of "should" implies that going to the post office is the most suitable or appropriate course of action in this situation. It indicates that the post office is the place where the person is most likely to find the necessary services and resources for mailing a letter.

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Should Vs. Had Better Quiz

I’m about to leave on a trip, but my gas gauge is empty.

I have the hiccups.

I’m supposed to pick up my friend at the airport, but I’ve forgotten when his plane will arrive.

I am rude to my boss.

I have terrible pain in my chest.

I'd like to visit Europe one day.

My roommate snores, and I can’t get to sleep.

I can’t stop yawning.

My credit card payment is due today.

I want to mail a letter.