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ÀÓÄÈÎ 404 | GRAMMAR I - 12.03 : ~ hoo ga ii desu
 
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～ほうがいいです ~ hoo ga ii desu
 

ほうがいいです - hoo ga ii desu "it is better (for you) to do..." is a sentence-final expression that can be used to give advice.
 

It implies that if you do not follow the advice, danger or a problem will result.
It refers to something very specific.
  When the advice is in the affirmative, ほうがいいです generally follows the past tense short form.
  When the advice is in the negative, the verb is in the present tense short form.
   
もっと　やさい　を　たべた　ほう　が　いい　ですよ。 You'd better eat more vegetables.

motto yasai o tabeta hoo ga ii desu yo.

 
   
授業　を　やすまない　ほう　が　いい　です　よ。　 It is better not to skip classes.

jugyoo o yasuma-nai hoo ga ii desu yo.