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You had better leave now. This sentence expresses

Questions 51 - 70: Pick out the most suitable answers from the options given along with each question.

Aa suggestion

Ba permission

Can advice

Dan obligation

Answer:

C. an advice

Read Explanation:

Yes, the sentence "You had better leave now." expresses advice.

The phrase "had better" is used to give strong advice or recommend a course of action, implying that it would be wise or beneficial for the person to leave now. It suggests a sense of urgency or a consequence if the advice is not followed.


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