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    The document discusses the proper use of verbs after certain phrases like "prefer" and "would rather". It states that after "prefer" the verb should be in the -ing form, like "I prefer closing the door". It also states that after "would prefer" the verb should be followed by "to" and the infinitive form, like "I would prefer to have a fruit". Finally, it mentions that after "would rather" the verb should be in the infinitive form without "to", like "I would rather walk than drive".

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    The document discusses the proper use of verbs after certain phrases like "prefer" and "would rather". It states that after "prefer" the verb should be in the -ing form, like "I prefer closing the door". It also states that after "would prefer" the verb should be followed by "to" and the infinitive form, like "I would prefer to have a fruit". Finally, it mentions that after "would rather" the verb should be in the infinitive form without "to", like "I would rather walk than drive".

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    After Prefer We Use The Verb in The - Ing Form.: Shall We Found Another Restaurant

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    Enriqueta Navarro Gil
    The document discusses the proper use of verbs after certain phrases like "prefer" and "would rather". It states that after "prefer" the verb should be in the -ing form, like "I prefer closing the door". It also states that after "would prefer" the verb should be followed by "to" and the infinitive form, like "I would prefer to have a fruit". Finally, it mentions that after "would rather" the verb should be in the infinitive form without "to", like "I would rather walk than drive".

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    Would you mind closing the door?

    Would you like to close the door? like + to +INF


    Shall we found another restaurant

    After prefer we use the verb in the -ing form.


    I prefer closing the door
    I prefer walking to driving I prefer…to….

    Would prefer: (prefiero o preferiría), va seguido de TO+ infinitive


    I would prefer to have a fruit
    I would prefer to sit in the garden rather than watch TV. I would prefer to …….rather than
    I would prefer you not to smoke in here
    I would prefer it if you didn’t smoke in here

    After would rather we use the infinitive without to.


    I would rather walk than drive
    I would rather to sit in the garden rather than watch TV. I would rather…….than
    I would rather not do it at all
    I would rather she studied
    I would rather you didn’t do that
    They would rather you didn’t call them again
    I would rather we went to Cadiz

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