For today’s English lesson,
let’s have a look at how we can use the adverb, rather.
Here are the example
sentences.
Rather than a
burger, I think have pizza for lunch.
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Jim is a bit of
a complainer. Rather than solve a problem, he just complains
about it.
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Rather than going jogging, let’s go cycling.
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I’d rather go
see a movie than a musical.
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Jack said he’d
much rather play golf than tennis.
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Would you rather have
coffee or tea?
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I’d rather not
eat there. The last time we went the service was terrible.
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I’m coming to
the party alone. My roommate would rather not go out tonight.
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Don’t sit over
there. I’d rather you sit next to me.
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I’d rather you
don’t smoke in the house.
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I’d rather you
work on the presentation, and I’ll work on the meeting report.
· Sue said the would
rather wear a light colored lipstick than a dark colored one.