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1. I’d be sorry to miss a chance. 2. I’d be glad to see a cabaret. 3. I’d be sorry to cancel the appointment. 4. I’ve got a black and white television. But I’d like a colour one. 5. – I’d like some buttons. – Which ones would you like? – I’d like the expensive ones. 6. I’d prefer to sit in the stalls. 7. Would you prefer juice or coca-cola? 8. I would prefer to go to the cinema rather than go to the theatre. 9. I would prefer to watch TV rather than listen to the radio. 10. I would rather not buy this book. 11. He’d rather buy a house than buy a flat. 12. I’d rather stay at home. 13. I’d prefer to go by car.
V. D. Make up sentences with a) prefer b) would rather
a) drive a car / travel by train – I prefer driv ing a car to travell ing by train.
b) What about going to the theatre?(go to the cinema) – I would prefer to go to the cinema. / I would rather go to the cinema.
a) 1. eat ice-cream / drink coca-cola 2. play tennis / climb the mountains 3. go to the cinema / stay at home 4. cook / eat in a restaurant 5. read books / magazines
b) 1. What about going for a ride? (stay at home) 2. Shall we go to Spain? (go to Sweden) 3. What about walking home? (take a bus) 4. I would rather (go to a restaurant / eat at home) 5. I’d prefer (go for a swim / play football)
