This document discusses how to use different verbs to express preferences in English. It explains that "prefer" is used with "rather than" followed by a noun or full infinitive. It also explains that "would prefer" and "would rather" take different verb forms after them, with "would prefer" using a full infinitive and "would rather" using a bare infinitive or past tense form depending on if it refers to someone else. Finally, it notes that "had better" is used with a bare infinitive to express something that should be done.
This document discusses how to use different verbs to express preferences in English. It explains that "prefer" is used with "rather than" followed by a noun or full infinitive. It also explains that "would prefer" and "would rather" take different verb forms after them, with "would prefer" using a full infinitive and "would rather" using a bare infinitive or past tense form depending on if it refers to someone else. Finally, it notes that "had better" is used with a bare infinitive to express something that should be done.
This document discusses how to use different verbs to express preferences in English. It explains that "prefer" is used with "rather than" followed by a noun or full infinitive. It also explains that "would prefer" and "would rather" take different verb forms after them, with "would prefer" using a full infinitive and "would rather" using a bare infinitive or past tense form depending on if it refers to someone else. Finally, it notes that "had better" is used with a bare infinitive to express something that should be done.