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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
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Do you want soup or salad?”
“I prefer soup _____ salad.”
a. to
b. than
c. either
d. rather
“I prefer soup _____ salad.”
a. to
b. than
c. either
d. rather
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to to prefer (one thing) to/over (another thing). 'over' wasn't one of the choices. CJ
- to to prefer (one thing) to/over (another thing).
- 'over' wasn't one of the choices.
- CJ
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to prefer (one thing) to/over (another thing). 'over' wasn't one of the choices.
CJ
to prefer (one thing) to/over (another thing). 'over' wasn't one of the choices.
CJ
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AnonymousWould--Do-- you prefer-Hi,wantsoup or salad?
I'd prefer soup to salad. Thanks.
Regards
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