0(a) She prefers her homework than reading books.02br 02br 00 She prefers reading than watching the television.02br 02br 00 She prefers reading more than watching the television.02br 02br 00 She prefers to reading but she does not like to watching.02br 02br 00(b) A passerby passed by (the road / the park)02br 02br 00 A man passed by the park.02br 02br 00(c) My family took us to have a picnic.02br 02br 00 They took for a pinic.02br 02br 00(d) He washed his pair of shoes.02br 02br 00(e) (The) three vases is beside / in front of the window.0-
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0(a) She prefers her homework 01b00to02b00 reading books.02br 02br 00 She prefers reading 01b00to02b00 watching the television.02br 02br 00 She 01b00likes02b00 reading more than watching the television.02br 02br 00 She01b00 prefers reading, and0
1sub00Thanks Nona,02sub02br 01font02br 02br 01b00Maybe I am missing something but I always hear more of “than” being used than “to” personally. 02b02br 02br 01b02b02br 02br 01b00I prefer02b00 chocolate 01b01font
1font00She prefers reading 02font01b01font00to02font02b01font00 watching the television. (need article?)02font02br 02br 00I would omit the article.02br 02br 00I agree with Mr. M. and Nona that it should be 01b00pr
0Hi Khoof,02br 02br 00Not to say it's right or wrong, this is surprisingly interesting to me. I redid my search in quote " I prefer this ..than" this is what came up 02br 02br 02br 02br 00To close it you will need to use task manager 01font00(01b00I prefer this than02b02font00
0If you place a word in parentheses, Vincent, then you are indicating that it is optional-- and indeed, 01i00(the)02i00 is optional in your sentence.02br 02br 00My job here is to give learners good, unequivocal usage information, not to open my heart to all forms of use. Your quotes above, Goodman, are from casual and not particularly reputable sources