Better off
Hello everyone!
I've been wondering if this expression can be used in a combination with participle clauses.
E.g. I think you are better off having changed your job.
Thank you!
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Answers · 2
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"If you ask me, you're better off joining my community"
"Actually, with a kid like that, I think you're better off checking him right in with your luggage at the curb, don't you?"
Yes, you can use it in such a way:)))
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