Sentence examples for I'll better from inspiring English sources
The phrase "I'll better" is not correct in standard written English
It is not a commonly used expression and may confuse readers. Example: "I'll better understand the topic after doing more research."
After ten days here, I think I'll better understand the context of whatever the future brings.
I started worrying about my BP (Patient 12 monitoring group, no previous experience of home monitoring) …and then you've got others; 'Oh, I feel a bit ill today, I'll better check my BP'… and I think that that's the danger of home monitoring, I think people can become obsessed with it… (Practice Nurse 6) I felt it was intrusive.
"I'd better toast our guests".
"I know that I will better myself while bettering our world," Bertisch said.
I will better serve my family moving forward by exiting this process".
I think the shows will get better and better and I'll get better and better as it goes.
Hopefully I'll get better and better".
I'll sleep better tonight and play better tomorrow".
But I hope that next match I'll be better and I'll feel better, my foot.
"I will be better against better fighters," claimed Cleverly.
"Hopefully I'll play better.
