MOVIE PREFERENCES

What / you / rather / see: a drama or a comedy?

• What do you rather see: a drama or a comedy?

• What would you rather to see: a drama or a comedy?

• What would you rather see: a drama or a comedy?

When / they / rather / eat dinner: before the show or after the show?

• When would they rather eat dinner: before the show of after the show?

• When do they rather eat dinner: before the show of after the show?

• When would like they rather eat dinner: before the show of after the show?

Laura / like / have lunch at home before the afternoon show.

• Laura likes to have lunch at home before the afternoon show

• Laura would likes have lunch at home before the afternoon show.

• Laura would like to have lunch at home before the afternoon show.

he / rather / watch / TV all evening?

• Does he rather watch TV all evening?

• Would he rather watch TV all evening?

• Would he rathers watch TV all evening?

Would your children like to see an animated film?

• Yes, they do.

• Yes, they would.

• Yes, they would like.

Would you like to go to the late show?

• No, we wouldn’t.

• No, we wouldn’t like

• No, we don’t.

Would most people rather avoid violent movies?

• Yes, they’d

• Yes, they would.

• Yes, they’d rather.

Would Tom like to see a science fiction movie tonight?

• No, he wouldn’t.

• No, he didn’t.

• No, he wouldn’t like.

Would your friends rather stay home on Friday nights?

• No, they’d rather not.

• No, they’d rather.

• No, they don’t.

Would you like to download a movie?

• Yes, I’d like.

• Yes, I would

• Yes, I’d.