Preference Assessment

What is the meaning of 'preference' in English?

• A. A dislike towards something

• B. A neutral feeling towards something

• C. A preference is a choice or liking towards something

• D. A fear of something

Which of the following is NOT one of the common types of preference in English?

• C. Must prefer

• B. Would prefer

• D. Would rather

• A. Prefer

What is the correct formula for using 'prefer' in a sentence?

• C. Subject + prefer + verb

• B. Subject + prefer + noun (+ to + noun)

• D. Subject + prefer + adjective

• A. Subject + prefer + -ing (+ object)

When using 'would prefer', what does it indicate?

• A. A past preference

• B. A conditional preference

• D. A general preference

• C. A future preference

Which phrase is used to give advice or command in preference?

• B. Like

• A. Would rather

• D. Instead of

• C. Had Better

In the sentence 'I like to eat spicy food for lunch', what does 'like' indicate?

• D. A fear of spicy food

• C. A preference for spicy food

• B. A neutral feeling towards spicy food

• A. A dislike towards spicy food

What is the correct formula for using 'had better' in a sentence?

• A. Subject + had better + base form of verb + object

• D. Subject + had better + verb + noun

• B. Subject + had better + -ing form of verb

• C. Subject + had better + noun + to + noun

Which phrase is used to indicate choosing one option over another in preference?

• C. Had Better

• B. Like

• D. Instead of

• A. Would rather

What is the correct formula for using 'instead of' in a sentence?

• D. Subject + instead of + noun/gerund

• A. Subject + verb + noun/gerund + instead of + noun/gerund

• B. Subject + instead of + verb + noun/gerund

• C. Subject + instead of + noun/gerund + verb

In the sentence 'She would rather go shopping than watch a movie', what does 'would rather' indicate?

• D. A neutral feeling towards both activities

• C. A dislike towards shopping

• B. A preference for going shopping

• A. A preference for watching movies