Multiple choice

Directions: Two sentences marked A and B are given below. Mark your answer as:

(A) if only A is correct
(B) if only B is correct (C) if both A and B are correct (D) if both A and B are wrong

(A) If you are waiting for a taxi, you will better go there. (B) If you are waiting for a taxi, you should better go there.

  1. (A)

  2. (B)

  3. (C)

  4. (D)
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D Correct answer
Explanation

Both sentences are ungrammatical in standard English. The correct idiomatic phrase is 'you had better go there' rather than 'you will better' or 'you should better'. Since neither sentence A nor B is correct, option D is the right choice.

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