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Scottish Posted 9 years ago
Grammar
What is the meaning of the sentences below ?
I'd rather have bought the pants.
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I would rather I hadn't read that.
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I would rather not have gone to the party.
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From the Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English: would rather used to say that you would prefer to do or have something I’d rather have a quiet night in front of the TV. We could eat later if you would rather do that.
- From the Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English: would rather used to say that you would prefer to do or have something I’d rather have a quiet night in front of the TV.
- We could eat later if you would rather do that.
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From the Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English:
would ratherused to say that you would prefer to do or have something I’d rather have a quiet night in front of
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