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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Essay & Composition Writing
I.d rather than
pls explain i would rather than
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Rather means preferably/instead of here. You want the thing after 'rather' more than the thing after 'than'. I would rather have beer than wine.
- Rather means preferably/instead of here.
- You want the thing after 'rather' more than the thing after 'than'.
- I would rather have beer than wine.
- (you want beer more than you want wine)
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Rather means preferably/instead of here. You want the thing after 'rather' more than the thing after 'than'.
I would rather have beer than wine. (you want beer more than you want wine)
I would rather have beer than wine. (you want beer more than you want wine)
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