Prefer or would rather

By Berni | January 9, 2009

"Prefer" and "would rather"

1. [Multiple choice]

I’d rather make a decision later than

Answers for Quiz [1].

  • 1. decide now, if you don’t mind. (correct)
  • 2. to decide now, if you don’t mind.

2. [Multiple choice]

Perhaps you’d prefer

Answers for Quiz [2].

  • 1. to sit down while you’re waiting? (correct)
  • 2. sit down while you’re waiting?

3. [Multiple choice]

She’d rather

Answers for Quiz [3].

  • 1. not to face up to these matters at the moment.
  • 2. not face up to these matters at the moment. (correct)

4. [Multiple choice]

Would you prefer working freelance or

Answers for Quiz [4].

  • 1. to working for an organisation?
  • 2. working as an employee in an organisation? (correct)

5. [Multiple choice]

They said they’d rather pay for a cheap hotel

Answers for Quiz [5].

  • 1. than to stay in somewhere expensive.
  • 2. than stay in somewhere expensive. (correct)

6. [Multiple choice]

Would you rather

Answers for Quiz [6].

  • 1. pay cash or by debit card? (correct)
  • 2. to pay cash or by debit card?
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