Hi! Are number 1 2 3 4 and 5 OK? Also are the underlined for number 5 adverbs? Thanks, Fulvio
1. I prefer to cook the meat well done rather than rare.
2. I prefer to cook the meat well done instead of rare.
3. I prefer cooking the meat well done to rare.
4. I prefer to cook the meat well done to rare.
5. Would you prefer the meat to be cooked well done to rare?
6. He plays tennis very well.
The phrase cook the meat well-done doesn't seem right to me. I'd just say eg I prefer well done meat to rare. 6.
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The phrase cook the meat well-done doesn't seem right to me.
I'd just say eg I prefer well done meat to rare.
6. Yes