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    I would rather expresses preference based on circumstance and is followed by an infinitive without "to". The structure is subject + would rather + infinitive without "to" + than + infinitive without "to". Examples show preferring to cook over washing dishes, visiting London over Paris, and preferences for staying home or going to the cinema on different nights.

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    I would rather expresses preference based on circumstance and is followed by an infinitive without "to". The structure is subject + would rather + infinitive without "to" + than + infinitive without "to". Examples show preferring to cook over washing dishes, visiting London over Paris, and preferences for staying home or going to the cinema on different nights.

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    I would rather expresses preference based on circumstance and is followed by an infinitive without "to". The structure is subject + would rather + infinitive without "to" + than + infinitive without "to". Examples show preferring to cook over washing dishes, visiting London over Paris, and preferences for staying home or going to the cinema on different nights.

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    Infographic: would rather

    ¿What is it? I would rather ('I prefer', 'I would rather') is used as
    auxiliary modality: I would rather (or I'd rather) stay with you. I would
    rather stay with you.
    what is it for: to express preferences based on a circumstantial
    condition. It means I prefer or would prefer and must be used
    followed by an infinitive without the particle to. The abbreviated
    form is I'd rather. I'd rather go out (I prefer/prefer to go out).

    Estructure: You must use this structure: Subject + would rather +


    infinitive without to + than + infinitive without to. She would
    rather go out than stay at home.

    Examples:
     I would rather Cook than wash the dishes.
     He'd rather visit London than Paris.
     We'd rather not go to the cinema tonight.
     We'd rather stay at home tonight.
     I'd rather go to the cinema on Tuesday

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