You'd better___ the same things all the time. A: not to eat B: not eating C: don't eat D: not eat

You’d better___ ___ the heavy rain.() A: not<br/>to leave; because B: not<br/>leave; because C: not<br/>to leave; because of D: not<br/>leave; because of

I think this exhibition is ______ of the two. I have never seen ______ exhibition. A: by far better; the better B: far better; a better C: by far the better; a better D: far the better; a better

Each of the following sentences contains ONE mistake. Find it out and correct it.Things are getting better and better when time goes on. A: Things are getting better and better while time goes on. B: Things are getting better and better as soon as time goes on. C: Things are getting better and better as time goes on. D: Things are getting better and better that time goes on.

_________, the patient can leave the hospital. A: If better conditions B: If conditions better C: If conditions are better D: Being better conditions

It’s cold outside. You ______ put on your overcoat.. A: had better to B: had better C: better D: better to

I thought it ______ a cooking stove. A: better taking B: better I took C: better my taking D: better to take

It's cold outside. You _____ put on your overcoat. A: had better to B: had better C: would better D: would better to

She had better leave a note to him. ---- A note _____ to him (by her). A: had better left B: had be better left C: had better be left D: had better been left

John plays table-tennis ______ Mike. A: the better B: a lot better than C: much more better than D: a lot more better than