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american22

18 giu 2015

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lrika

18 giu 2015

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You can also say
Hurry up or you'll be late.
We'd better hurry or we'll be late.
I'd better hurry or I'll be late.
Although it is obvious that you will be late, the implication is there will be trouble if you are late.
(The 'had' or 'd is often dropped in speech as xhirachu writes, too.)

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xhirachu

18 giu 2015

Inglese (Stati Uniti)

I better hurry (or I'll be in trouble).
Instead of better, you could also say need to or have to.

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american22

18 giu 2015

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lrika

18 giu 2015

Inglese (Stati Uniti)

You can also say
Hurry up or you'll be late.
We'd better hurry or we'll be late.
I'd better hurry or I'll be late.
Although it is obvious that you will be late, the implication is there will be trouble if you are late.
(The 'had' or 'd is often dropped in speech as xhirachu writes, too.)

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Come si dice in Inglese (Stati Uniti)? 急がないとやばいよ Vedi una traduzione

You can also sayHurry up or you'll be late.We'd better hurry or we'll be late.I'd better hurry or I'll be late.Although it is obvious that you will be late, the implication is there will be trouble if you are late.(The 'had' or 'd is often dropped in speech as xhirachu writes, too.)

I better hurry (or I'll be in trouble).Instead of better, you could also say need to or have to.

You can also sayHurry up or you'll be late.We'd better hurry or we'll be late.I'd better hurry or I'll be late.Although it is obvious that you will be late, the implication is there will be trouble if you are late.(The 'had' or 'd is often dropped in speech as xhirachu writes, too.)

Come si dice in Inglese (Stati Uniti)? 急がないとやばいよ

You can also say
Hurry up or you'll be late.
We'd better hurry or we'll be late.
I'd better hurry or I'll be late.
Although it is obvious that you will be late, the implication is there will be trouble if you are late.
(The 'had' or 'd is often dropped in speech as xhirachu writes, too.)

I better hurry (or I'll be in trouble).
Instead of better, you could also say need to or have to.

You can also say
Hurry up or you'll be late.
We'd better hurry or we'll be late.
I'd better hurry or I'll be late.
Although it is obvious that you will be late, the implication is there will be trouble if you are late.
(The 'had' or 'd is often dropped in speech as xhirachu writes, too.)