Using 'Prefer' and 'Would Rather'

This video tutorial teaches the use of 'prefer' and 'would rather' in English. It explains how to use 'prefer' for general preferences and comparisons, and 'would prefer' for specific situations. The tutorial also covers 'would rather', highlighting its similarity to 'would prefer' but without the use of 'to'. Examples and practice exercises are provided to reinforce learning.

What is the main focus of today's lesson?

• Using 'prefer' and 'would rather' in English

• Learning new vocabulary

• Understanding past tense

• Practicing pronunciation

Which sentence correctly uses 'prefer' in a general statement?

• I prefer to walked.

• I prefer walk.

• I prefer walking.

• I prefer to running.

How do you express a preference between two activities using 'prefer'?

• I prefer to do something than do something else.

• I prefer doing something to doing something else.

• I prefer to doing something than doing something else.

• I prefer doing something than to doing something else.

Which structure is correct when using 'prefer to do something'?

• I prefer to do something rather than do something else.

• I prefer to do something than do something else.

• I prefer to do something rather than doing something else.

• I prefer to do something than doing something else.

When do we use 'would prefer'?

• In general situations

• In specific situations

• For past events

• For future predictions

Which sentence correctly uses 'would prefer'?

• I would prefer dancing.

• I would prefer to dance.

• I would prefer dance.

• I would prefer to dancing.

How do you express a preference between two options using 'would prefer'?

• I’d prefer doing something rather than doing something else.

• I’d prefer doing something than doing something else.

• I’d prefer to do something rather than do something else.

• I’d prefer to do something than do something else.

What is the difference between 'would prefer' and 'would rather'?

• 'Would prefer' is used for past events.

• 'Would rather' requires 'to' before the verb.

• 'Would prefer' requires 'to' before the verb.

• There is no difference.

Which sentence correctly uses 'would rather'?

• I’d rather to go by train.

• I’d rather go by train.

• I’d rather to going by train.

• I’d rather going by train.

How do you express a negative preference using 'would rather'?

• I’d rather not to do something.

• I’d rather not do something.

• I’d rather to not do something.

• I’d rather not doing something.