What does this phrasal verb mean: "We'd better get on with it."?

English as a Second Language English Teacher Explanations (ESL Tests)
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Test No. [color=blue]incompl/elem-24 “Shopping”, question 6

Right, we’d … get on with it.

(a) better
(b) sooner
(c) quicker
(d) faster

Test No. [color=blue]incompl/elem-24 “Shopping”, answer 6

Right, we’d better get on with it.

Correct answer: (a) better

Your answer was: [color=green]correct
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Hello again,
What does “get on with something” mean?

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This means start doing something or continue doing something - especially when you need to hurry.

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Dear Mr. Alan,

why we can not use sooner if something needs to do hurry

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Dear Mr. Alan,

why we can not use sooner if something needs to do hurry

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We had + sooner does not work.

You could say,
The sooner we get on with it, the sooner we finish.

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[color=red]Right, we’d better get on with it.

Correct answer: (a) better

Your answer was: correct

Ok, mam i was assuming that it was short of “we would” but it was we had.

I got it now, thanks

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Is it WE WOULD or WE HAD?

I am just confused.

Thank you!

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‘We’d’ in the question is ‘we had’.