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Lolakrawczyk Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
I'd rather / I'd prefer
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Is there any difference between these two sentences?
a) I'd rather you didn't smoke.
b) I'd prefer it you didn't smoke.
Is there any difference between these two sentences?
a) I'd rather you didn't smoke.
b) I'd prefer it you didn't smoke.
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B is not correct. You can say I’d prefer it if you didn’t smoke or I’d prefer that you didn’t smoke . They all have the same meaning.
- B is not correct.
- You can say I’d prefer it if you didn’t smoke or I’d prefer that you didn’t smoke .
- They all have the same meaning.
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B is not correct. You can say I’d prefer it if you didn’t smoke or I’d prefer that you didn’t smoke.
They all have the same meaning.
They all have the same meaning.
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