preference: prefer, would prefer, would rather

I prefer watching movie ... hanging out with my friend.

• than

• rather than

• to

• rather

Uncle Sam would rather ... than ...

• drive, cycle

• drive, cycling

• drive, to cycle

• to drive, cycle

My cousin prefers ... to ...

• run, walk

• run, walking

• running, walk

• running, walking

The following sentence is correct, except.

• She prefers tea to coffee.

• The boys prefer riding horse to riding motorcycle.

• He prefers biscuits than chocolate.

• We would prefer to stay at home rather than go out this weekend.

I would rather go to the cinema than ... NETFLIX.

• to watch

• watching

• watch

• watched

She ... live in the country than in the city.

• prefer

• would prefer

• would rather

• prefer rather

Mr. Soho would prefer to watch a movie ... go to a concert.

• from

• that

• to

• rather than

Which sentence uses "would prefer" correctly?

• She would prefer to go to the park than to stay at home.

• She would prefer go to the park rather than stay at home.

• She would prefer going to the park than staying at home.

• She would prefer to go to the park rather than stay at home.

Which of these sentences is incorrect?

• We would prefer to watch a movie tonight.

• They would prefer to eat out instead of cooking.

• She would prefer stay at home this weekend.

• I would prefer to read a book than watch TV.

Choose the correct sentence:

• She would rather staying home than going out.

• She would rather stay home than go out.

• She would rather to stay home than going out.

• She would rather stay home to go out.