Đáp án C

Giải thích: cấu trúc would prefer to V rather than V = would rather V than V: thích làm gì hơn làm gì

Dịch: Chúng tôi thích làm đồ thủ công hơn chơi tennis.

Đáp án:C

Giải thích: cấu trúc would prefer to V rather than V = would rather V than V: thích làm gì hơn làm gì

Dịch: Chúng tôi thích làm đồ thủ công hơn chơi tennis.

a. He would prefer you to tell him a story

-> He'd rather you told him a story.

b. We'd prefer you not to smoke

-> We'd rather you didn't smoke.

c. Daisy likes to eat fish better than meat

-> Daisy prefers eating fish to eating meat.

d. They like to go to the zoo better than to the cinema

-> They prefer going to the zoo to going to the cinema.

e. Peter likes to be a tractor driver better than to be a farmer

-> Peter prefers being a tractor driver to being a farmer.

f. We prefer to stay at home tonight

-> We'd rather stayed at home tonight.

g. Tony would rather watch sports on TV than play

-> Tony prefers watching sports on TV to playing sports.

h. Mr Ba likes to live in a city better than in the countryside

-> Mr Ba would rather live in a city better than live in the countryside.

i. I like to be a worker than to be a farmer

-> I prefer being a worker to being a farmer.

j. He likes to be a supporter better than to be a player

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1. socialising          2. adored           3. make         4. going          5. as => than

1. We would rather stay home tonight.
2. We would rather have stayed home last night.
3. We would rather drink tea than coffee.
4. The photographer would rather we stood closer together than we are standing.
5. My mother would rather I had gone to the church yesterday.
6. She would rather you had not arrived yesterday.
7. Tom would rather his friends slept than worked last night.
8. Bob would rather Jill were here with her tomorrow.
9. Mary would rather my brother had not failed the driving test yesterday.
10. Daisy would rather you had invited her to your party last Sunday.

1) We would rather stay (stay) home tonight
2) Mr Jones would rather stay (stay) home last night
3) We would rather drink (drink) coffee than tea
4) The photographer would rather that we stood(stand) closer together than we are standing
5) Carmen would rather cook(cook) for the entire family

1) We would rather stay home tonight
2) Mr Jones would rather have stayed (stay) home last night
3) We would rather drink coffee than tea
4) The photographer would rather that we stood closer together than we are standing
5) Carmen would rather cook for the entire family

would rather + V nguyên thể: mong muốn trong hiện tại và tương lai (câu 1, 3, 5)

would rather + have + Vpp: mong muốn điều gì trong quá khứ (cau 2)

would rather + Mệnh đề quá khứ đơn: mong muốn trong hiện tại hoặc tương lai (Câu 4)

a. He would prefer you to tell him a story

-> He'd rather you told him a story.

b. We'd prefer you not to smoke

-> We'd rather you didn't smoke.

c. Daisy likes to eat fish better than meat

-> Daisy prefers eating fish to eating meat.

d. They like to go to the zoo better than to the cinema

-> They prefer going to the zoo to going to the cinema.

e. Peter likes to be a tractor driver better than to be a farmer

-> Peter prefers being a tractor driver to being a farmer.

f. We prefer to stay at home tonight

-> We'd rather stayed at home tonight.

g. Tony would rather watch sports on TV than play

-> Tony prefers watching sports on TV to playing sports.

h. Mr Ba likes to live in a city better than in the countryside

-> Mr Ba would rather live in a city better than live in the countryside.

i. I like to be a worker than to be a farmer

-> I prefer being a worker to being a farmer.

j. He likes to be a supporter better than to be a player

-> He prefers being a supporter to being a player.

a. He would prefer you to tell him a story

=> He'd rather you told him a story

b. We'd prefer you not to smoke

=> We'd rather you didn't smoke

c. Daisy likes to eat fish better than meat

=> Daisy prefers eating fish to eating meat

d. They like to go to the zoo better than to the cinema

=> They prefer going to the zoo to going to the cinema

e. Peter likes to be a tractor driver better than to be a farmer

=> Peter prefers being a tractor driver to being a farmer

f. We prefer to stay at home tonight

=>We'd rather stayed at home tonight.

g. Tony would rather watch sports on TV than play

=> Tony prefers watching sports on TV to playing sports.

h. Mr Ba likes to live in a city better than in the countryside

=> Mr Ba'd rather live in a city better than live in the countryside.

i. I like to be a worker than to be a farmer

=>I prefer being a worker to being a farmer.

j. He likes to be a supporter better than to be a player

=>He prefers being a supporter to being a player

a. He would prefer you to tell him a story

⇒ He'd rather you told him a story.

b. We'd prefer you not to smoke

⇒We'd rather you didn't smoke.

c. Daisy likes to eat fish better than meat

⇒Daisy prefers eating fish to eating meat.

d. They like to go to the zoo better than to the cinema

⇒They prefer going to the zoo to going to the cinema.

e. Peter likes to be a tractor driver better than to be a farmer

⇒Peter prefers being a tractor driver to being a farmer.

f. We prefer to stay at home tonight

⇒We 'd rather stayed at home tonight.

g. Tony would rather watch sports on TV than play

⇒Tony prefers watching sports on TV to playing sports.

h. Mr Ba likes to live in a city better than in the countryside

⇒Mr Ba would rather live in a city than live in the countryside.

i. I like to be a worker than to be a farmer

⇒I prefer being a worker to being a farmer.

j. He likes to be a supporter better than to be a player

⇒He prefers being a supporter to being a player.

1. The policeman would rather _work____ (work) on Saturday than on Sunday
2. Maria would rather that we __studied___ (study) more than we do
3. George would rather __not study___ (not study) tonight
4. The photographer would rather __have___ (have) more light
5. The photographer would rather that we __stood___ (stand) closer together than we are standing 
6. Carmen would rather __not cook___ (not cook) for the entire family
7. She would rather that you __didn't arrive ___ (not arrive) last night
8. John would rather __to sleep___ (sleep) than worked last night

1. We would rather (stay) home tonight. stay

2. Mr Jones would rather (stay) at home last night. have stayed

3. We would rather (drink) coffee than tea. to drink

4. The photographer would rather that we (stand) closer together than we are standing. stood

5. Carmen would rather (cook) for the entire family. cooked

6. She would rather you (not arrive) last night. hadn't arrived

7. John would rather you (sleep) than worked last night. had slept

8. George would rather Jane (be) here tomorrow. was

9. I would rather my sister (not, fail) the driving test yesterday. hadn't failed

10. I would rather that they (invite) her to their party last Sunday. had invited

11. Henry talks to his dog as if it (understand) him. understood

12. It's time we all (go) now. went

13. I'd rather you (go) now. went

14. It's high time you (get) the tea ready. got

15. He acts as if he (know) English perfectly. knew

16. I'd rather you (play) me now. played

17. It's high time you (have) a haircut. had

18. He was wet as if he (swim) for hours. swam

19. She acted as if she (meet) him before. met

20. Jack spent his money as if he (win) a lottery. had won

Supply the correct verb forms.

1. We would rather (stay) home tonight. \(\Rightarrow\) stay

2. Mr Jones would rather (stay) at home last night. \(\Rightarrow\) have stayed

3. We would rather (drink) coffee than tea. \(\Rightarrow\) drink

4. The photographer would rather that we (stand) closer together than we are standing. \(\Rightarrow\) stood

5. Carmen would rather (cook) for the entire family. \(\Rightarrow\) cooked

6. She would rather you (not arrive) last night. \(\Rightarrow\) hadn't arrived

7. John would rather you (sleep) than worked last night. \(\Rightarrow\) had slept

8. George would rather Jane (be) here tomorrow. \(\Rightarrow\)be

9. I would rather my sister (not, fail) the driving test yesterday. \(\Rightarrow\) hadn't failed

10. I would rather that they (invite) her to their party last Sunday. \(\Rightarrow\) had invited

11. Henry talks to his dog as if it (understand) him. \(\Rightarrow\) understood

12. It's time we all (go) now. \(\Rightarrow\) went

13. I'd rather you (go) now. \(\Rightarrow\) went

14. It's high time you (get) the tea ready. \(\Rightarrow\) got

15. He acts as if he (know) English perfectly. \(\Rightarrow\) knew

16. I'd rather you (play) me now. \(\Rightarrow\) paid

17. It's high time you (have) a haircut. \(\Rightarrow\) had

18. He was wet as if he (swim) for hours. \(\Rightarrow\) had swum

19. She acted as if she (meet) him before. \(\Rightarrow\) had met

20. Jack spent his money as if he (win) a lottery. \(\Rightarrow\) had won

Good luck!

Supply the correct verb forms.

1. We would rather (stay) home tonight.

-> stay

2. Mr Jones would rather (stay) at home last night.

-> had stayed

3. We would rather (drink) coffee than tea.

-> drink

4. The photographer would rather that we (stand)

closer together than we are standing.

-> stood

5. Carmen would rather (cook) for the entire family.

-> cook

6. She would rather you (not arrive) last night.

-> hadn't arrived

7. John would rather you (sleep) than worked last night.

-> had slept

8. George would rather Jane (be) here tomorrow.

-> be

9. I would rather my sister (not, fail) the driving test yesterday.

-> hadn't failed

10. I would rather that they (invite) her to their party last Sunday.

-> had invited

11. Henry talks to his dog as if it (understand) him.

-> understood

12. It's time we all (go) now.

-> went

13. I'd rather you (go) now.

-> went

14. It's high time you (get) the tea ready.

-> got

15. He acts as if he (know) English perfectly.

-> knew

16. I'd rather you (pay) me now.

-> paid

17. It's high time you (have) a haircut.

-> had

18. He was wet as if he (swim) for hours.

-> had swum

19. She acted as if she (meet) him before.

-> had met

20. Jack spent his money as if he (win) a lottery.

-> had won