better off & better off doing?
what are the meanings and how to use them?
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If you want to ask if your life or situation in general is better than some other time, you would ask "Am I better off?" or, more likely "Am I better off now?"
If you wanted to ask if it would be better to perform some activity, you would ask
"Am I better off <verb>" Example: "Am I better off staying in school?"
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I don't think this question makes any sense, it's not really a question without an "or, is, what, who, when, where, why, or how..."
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