Examples of 'better go with you' in a sentence

Meaning of "better go with you"

better go with you: Suggesting that it would be preferable or more advantageous to accompany the person being addressed to a certain location or event

How to use "better go with you" in a sentence

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better go with you
I better go with you to see nothing goes wrong.
I do not think I would better go with you next week.
I better go with you to see nothing goes wrong. - Come on, judge.
I think I would better go with you.
I would better go with you in case anything happens!
Then when you go home, some of us better go with you.
I would better go with you.
We are going to China . I would better go with you.
I think I better go with you after all.
I am gonna run off to the little ladies ' room . - I would better go with you.
Oh, I would better go with you myself then.
If it 's so dangerous, I would better go with you.
I think I better go with you after all . Under the circumstances.
Uh, maybe I would better go with you.
I 'd better go with you.

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There's a crazy stewardess making a scene. I better go with you.
Tell you what - I better go with you to Hong Kong tomorrow.
Well, then, Johnny and I had better go with you.
Mr. Addams, maybe I better go with you and explain some of those clauses.
I will handle it. - Maybe I better go with you.
No, I would better go with you.
Sister Dan, it's just ahead I would better go with you.
Just in case . i better go with you.
Hey, lieutenant, hold it . I better go with you.
I know him . - I better go with you.
If it 's so dangerous, I 'd better go with you.
Oh, in that case, i better go with you.
Wait, Clay, we would better go with you.
It 's crazy . I would better go with you.

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