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Drpyro Posted 12 years ago
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Please someone help me
''Would prefer to do something than do something''
''Would prefer to do something rather than do something''
''Would prefer doing something than doing something''
''Would prefer doing something rather than doing something''
Which one is correct? Are they have same meaning?
''Would prefer to do something rather than do something''
''Would prefer doing something than doing something''
''Would prefer doing something rather than doing something''
Which one is correct? Are they have same meaning?
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drpyro Which one is correct? None: they have no subject. These are possible: My brother would prefer to do something rather than something else.
- drpyro Which one is correct?
- None: they have no subject.
- These are possible: My brother would prefer to do something rather than something else.
- My brother would prefer to do something rather than do something else.
- My brother would prefer doing something to doing something else.
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drpyroWhich one is correct?None: they have no subject. These are possible:
My brother would prefer to do something rather than something else.
My brother would prefer to do something rather than do something else.
My brother would prefer doing something to doing something else.
My brother would prefer doing someth
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