had better (modals)

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Mar 24th, 2007, 12:15 am

moshi26

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had better (modals)

I often use “had better” to give strong advice, but my American friend told me that I was not so polite when I said, “You had better come over to my house for dinner.” Can you help me to use modals politely?
Thank you!

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