19. You had better to leave now before it starts raining.

 ### **Question:**  

**You had better to leave now before it starts raining.**


- **A. You had better leave now before it starts raining.**  

- **B. You had better to leaving now before it starts raining.**  

- **C. You had better to leave now before the rain starts.**  

- **D. No error**


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### **Correct Answer:**  

**A. You had better leave now before it starts raining.**


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### **Explanation (English):**  

The expression "had better" is always followed by the base form of the verb without "to." In this case, "had better leave" is correct, while the original sentence incorrectly uses "to leave." Therefore, **Option A** is correct.


- **Option A** is correct: "had better" is followed by the base form "leave."  

- **Option B** is incorrect: "to leaving" is grammatically wrong.  

- **Option C** is incorrect: "to leave" is incorrect after "had better."  

- **Option D** is incorrect: The original sentence contains an error ("to leave").


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### **Explanation (Hindi):**  

"had better" हमेशा क्रिया के मूल रूप (base form) के साथ आता है, इसके बाद "to" का उपयोग नहीं किया जाता। इस वाक्य में "had better leave" सही है, जबकि मूल वाक्य में गलत तरीके से "to leave" का उपयोग किया गया है। इसलिए, **विकल्प A** सही है।


- **विकल्प A** सही है: "had better" के बाद सही रूप "leave" आता है।  

- **विकल्प B** गलत है: "to leaving" व्याकरणिक रूप से गलत है।  

- **विकल्प C** गलत है: "to leave" का उपयोग "had better" के बाद गलत है।  

- **विकल्प D** गलत है: मूल वाक्य में "to leave" त्रुटि है।


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**Example:**

- **Correct:** *You had better leave now before it starts raining.*  

- **सही:** *तुम्हें अभी निकल जाना चाहिए इससे पहले कि बारिश शुरू हो जाए।*

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