The document discusses the uses of the phrases "prefer", "would prefer", "would rather", and "would rather not". It provides examples of how each phrase is used to express preferences and choices in both general and specific situations. It also includes a sample dialogue that demonstrates the phrases being used to discuss plans for the evening and preferences for transportation.
The document discusses the uses of the phrases "prefer", "would prefer", "would rather", and "would rather not". It provides examples of how each phrase is used to express preferences and choices in both general and specific situations. It also includes a sample dialogue that demonstrates the phrases being used to discuss plans for the evening and preferences for transportation.
The document discusses the uses of the phrases "prefer", "would prefer", "would rather", and "would rather not". It provides examples of how each phrase is used to express preferences and choices in both general and specific situations. It also includes a sample dialogue that demonstrates the phrases being used to discuss plans for the evening and preferences for transportation.
Name of Group: •Arizanda Pradana Putra A (170301064) •Hani Lisdayanti (170301031) PREFER
Prefer is used to state what are you prefer like or
dislike in general. The patterns are :
S + Prefer + Noun + To + Noun
S + Prefer + Verb-ing + To + Verb-ing S + Prefer to + Verb + Rather than + Verb Example : She prefer parfume to make up. I prefer eating to running. My Father prefer to working at office rather than go to sleep. WOULD PREFER
Would prefer is used to state a choice in a situation
which specific. The pattern is :
S + Would Prefer + To + Verb + Rather than +
Verb Example :
We would prefer to close the main door rather
than open it. My Aunt would prefer to wear blue dress to go to party rather than wear the white one. WOULD RATHER
Would rather is followed by bare infinitive and the
alternative from “would prefer to” when we talking about specific thing. This phrase is followed by perfect infinitive if we talk about past. The pattern are : S + would rather + bare infinitive S + would rather + perfect infinitive (have + past participle) Example : He would rather not sleep at bedroom. She would rather have spent her holiday at Grandpa’s house. WOULD RATHER NOT I’d rather not can used as short response. Example: A : May I borrow your novel last night? B : I’d rather you didn’t. DIALOGUE Putra : Whats up! Hani : Hey! Putra : Where will we go tonight? Do you already call your friends? Hani : I prefer going to bookstore to watching a film . How about you? Putra : I think that’s a good idea. Hani : Yeah of course. Putra : Hm... Would you rather go there by car or by motorcycle? Hani : I’d rather by motorcycle. Putra : Okay. I will wash my motorcycle first. Hani : Would you treat me tonight? Putra : I’d rather not. Go dutch! Hani : Hahaha, just kidding. Putra : It’s okay, see you. Hani : See you.