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

...

reading/ listening/ watching/ listen/ watch

Tom is keen on (read).....reading.....comics.

My brother prefer(listen).....listening.....to the radio to (watch)....watching.....tv.

He would rather(listen).....listen.....to the radio than(watch).....watch.....tv.

1, reading

2, listening/watching

3, listening/watching

1.Can you speak Vietnamese,Maryam?’Nga asked.

Nga asked____Maryam if she could speak VNM____________________

2.Why don't we go to the country this weekend?

Minh suggested_____going to the countryside______________

3.i would rather watch TV than go to the cinema

I prefer______watching TV to going to the cinema___________________________

4.Study hard or you will fail the coming exam.

If you_____don't study hard, you will fail the coming exam_________________________

1.Can you speak Vietnamese,Maryam?’Nga asked.

Nga asked me if I could speak Vietnamese.

2.Why don't we go to the country this weekend?

Minh suggested going to the country this weekend.

3.i would rather watch TV than go to the cinema

I prefer watching TV to going to the cinema.

4.Study hard or you will fail the coming exam.

If you don't study hard, you will fail the exam.

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. Suppose they (cancel) has canclled the flight. How would you have got home?

2. We'd rather you (take out) took out separate holiday insurance.

3. I hate it when you speak to me as if (be) were/was a child.

4. She'd rather (not show) not show him her passport.

5. It's high time he (face) faced up to his responsibilities.

6. If only I (not/leave) hadn't left the window open!

7. If they (go) went out less, they'd have more money.

8. Chris prefers (work) to work mornings rather than evenings.

9. Suppose Helen (invite) invited your ex-boyfriend, would you still go to the party?

10. I'd rather Sam (not/play) didn't play his music so loud.

11. Sylvia wishes she (have) has long hair.

12. She had only lived there three months but she spoke the language as if she (live) had lived/ has been living there longer.

13. Tom's mother made him go to school although he would rather (stay) have stayed at home.

14. I feel a bit sick now. I wish I (eat) have eaten so much.

15. He much prefers (listen) listening to CDs to (go) going to live concerts.

16. I'd prefer (ride) my bicycle to the shops rather than (take) the bus.

17. I'd rather (live) alone than (share) a flat with a stranger.

18. I prefer (talk) with friends rather than (watch) television.

Bổ sung: 

16. riding , taking

17. live , share

18. talking, watching

Câu 1 là "had cancelled" vì câu này thuộc thì quá khứ giả đề cập đến thời gian trong quá khứ. Trường hợp này là tưởng tượng một tình huống ở quá khứ. Form: imagine/suppose/supposing +past perfect

Đáp án: C

My children prefer watch TV at home to play soccer in the garden

Đáp án C

Kiến thức về cụm từ cố định

Do a degree/diploma = study for/take a degree: học lấy bằng

Tạm dịch: Tôi thích đi học đại học và lấy bằng ngành học quốc tế hơn là bắt đầu công việc ngay.