Question

1- Choose the correct option to complete the sentences bebelow: hather ou prefere. Escolha a opção correta que completa as sentenças abaixo: 1.1- I'd prefer a movie _______ a concert. a) rather that b) to c) that d) from 1.2- He'd prefer to keep his job _______ fired. a) to being b) rather than being c) before to be d) rather than be 1.3-I'd prefer ______ just a salad. a) have b) having c) to have d) to having 1.4- I'd prefer to walk rather than _______ by car. a) to go b) go c) going d) to going 1.5- I _______ become a pianist. a) 'd rather b) 'd prefer c) prefer d) rather

Answer 1

⇒⇒  Rather than

⇒⇒  Prefer to

1.1- I'd prefer a movie to a concert.

a) rather that

b) to    √

c) that

d) from

1.2- He'd prefer to keep his job rather than being fired.

a) to being

b) rather than being    √

c) before to be

d) rather than be

1.3-I'd prefer to have just a salad.

a) have

b) having

c) to have    √

d) to having

1.4- I'd prefer to walk rather than going by car.

a) to go

b) go

c) going    √

d) to going

1.5- I'd rather become a pianist.

a) 'd rather   √

b) 'd prefer

c) prefer

d) rather

⇒⇒  Rather than  >>> em vez de / ao invés de >>> usado para indicar a predileção por uma coisa - comparação entre duas coisas  >>>   uso mais formal.

Eu gostaria de aprender inglês em vez de espanhol.

I’d like to study English rather than Spanish.

 

⇒⇒  Prefer ...  to >>>  verbo ''preferir''

Susan prefere trabalhar nos fins de semana.

Susan prefers to work on  weekends.