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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
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Quick English Grammar Question
I'm an ESL student and wonder if these 4 sentences all mean the very same. Which one(s) would you be more likely to use?
1, " I'd much rather you stayed here INSTEAD OF of going home."
2, " I'd much rather you stayed here AND NOT go home."
3, " I'd much rather you stayed here THAN go home."
4, " I'd much rather you stayed here RATHER THAN go home.
1, " I'd much rather you stayed here INSTEAD OF of going home."
2, " I'd much rather you stayed here AND NOT go home."
3, " I'd much rather you stayed here THAN go home."
4, " I'd much rather you stayed here RATHER THAN go home.
Top answer
Of those four, I would use the first one.
- Of those four, I would use the first one.
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