
Better
Comparative Context
Use 'better' when comparing two things or states in terms of quality.
Your handwriting is better than last year.
Subjective Opinion
'Better' can express a personal opinion; what's 'better' for one may not be for another.
I think the blue dress looks better on you.
After Improvement
'Better' is often used to show improvement after an illness or poor condition.
She's feeling better now, thank you.