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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
Grammar

How would you say this?

If you would rather your child had the blanket than you and you said:
I rather be cold than her.
I rather be cold than have her be cold.

Which is correct?

Is this sentence grammatically correct?

I would rather my child had the blanket than I did.
I would rather my child had the blanket than me.

Thank you
  

Top answer

I rather be cold than have her be cold. I'd rather I be cold than her. I'd rather be cold than have her be cold.

— Anonymous

  • I rather be cold than have her be cold.
  • I'd rather I be cold than her.
  • I'd rather be cold than have her be cold.
  • I would rather my child had the blanket than me.
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AnonymousI rather be cold than her.I rather be cold than have her be cold.
I'd rather I be cold than her.

I'd rather be cold than have her be cold.
AnonymousI would rather my child had the blanket than I did.I would rather my child had the blanket than me.
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