Question

o enunciado diz para usar ''had better(not)'' ou ''ought(not)''
1-''I HAVEN'T BEEN FELLING WELL SINCE LAST WEEK''
(meu conselho ou resposta)->''If you don't felling very well,had better you'll go see a doctor.''

2-''I THINK MY GIRLFRIEND HAS BEEN SEEING ANOTHER MAN.''
(meu conselho ou resposta)->''you ought to check your doubt,and,if you are right,you outght to talk to her.''

3-''I TOOK MY DAD'S CAR HIS CONSENT AND I'VE JUST CRASHED IT.''
(meu conselho ou resposta)->''had better you tell him right now,for less consequences in the future.''

4-''I'VE BEEN LOOKING FOR A JOB FOR SIX MONTHS.I HAD ANOTHER INTERVIEW,BUT DIDN'T GET THE JOB AGAIN.''
(meu conselho ou resposta)->''you ought to make this interview,or you never will have money again.''

Estão corretas as minhas respostas?

Answer 1

1. If you aren´t feeling very well, you´d better see a doctor.

2. You ought to check it out and, if you´re right, you´d better talk to her.

3. You ought to tell him right now, to avoid worse consequences in the future.

4. You´d better take another job interview, or you will never have money again. 


Ought to é um verbo modal que implica dever moral. Portanto, pode usar no 20 e 3o casos (2o vc tem o dever moral de verificar se é verdade, antes de tirar conclusões precipitadas; 3o vc tem o dever moral de confessar ao seu pai que levou o carro dele sem autorização e que teve um acidente)

had better / ´d better = deve/deveria > é um conselho q significa ´´é melhor``:
you´d better see a doctor = é melhor para vc ir ao médico, vc deve/deveria ir ao médico
she´d better study or she´ll fail the test = ela deve/deveria estudar (é melhor para ela estudar) ou ela reprovará no test
we´d better go or will be late = deveríamos ir (é melhor irmos) ou chegaremos tarde

Answer 2

1-If you don't feel well,you'd better go and see a doctor
2-If she has been seeing another man,you ought to talk to her
3You'd better tell himright now,beacause of the future consequences
4-You ought to go to this interview,or you will never have money again