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We found 2 grammar points, 1 word, 1 kanji, and 76 examples matching '方がいい'
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verb plain past + ほうがいい（です） verb plain past + ほうがいい（です）
 
had better do
verb plain negative + ほうがいい（です） verb plain negative + ほうがいい（です）
 
had better not do
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Most common form: ほうがいい
expression, 'i' adjective
(after past tense verb) had better (verb); (after negative verb) had better not (verb)  (see also: した方がいい)
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方
ホウ   かた way, direction   
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にょうぼう
女房
と
たたみ
畳
は
あたら
新
しい
ほう
方
がいい。
Wives and tatami mats are better when new.
きみ
君
は
いちにち
１日
きゅうか
休暇
をとった
ほう
方
がいい。
You should take a day off.
トムと
の
飲
みに
い
行
くんだったら、
とっぴょうし
突拍子
もないホラを
ふ
吹
くだろうから、
かくご
覚悟
した
ほう
方
がいいよ。
If you go drinking with Tom, be prepared to listen to some pretty outlandish cock and bull stories.
あいつは
しゅうねんぶか
執念深
いから
き
気
を
つ
付
けた
ほう
方
がいいよ。
Watch out for him. That guy can really hold a grudge.
まえ
前
もって
よやく
予約
しといた
ほう
方
がいいですよ。
You had better make a reservation in advance.
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