This is a quiz to check your use of modals to express a preference. It checks your ability to use words that show your preference when you have some choices to choose from in a given situation. Think you have what it takes to tackle it? Give it your best shot and make sure you share it with your fellow classmates. All the best!
No, it´s OK, I´d rather to go alone.
No, it´s OK, I´d rather go alone.
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I would not have preferred to work, but I had to finish a project.
I would have preferred not to work, but I had to finish a project.
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I would prefer tea, please.
I´d prefer tea, please.
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Sure, I´d prefer to.
Yes, I´d like to. That would be great!
No, I´d prefer. Í don´t like that film.
No, I´d rather.
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I would have not liked the play.
I wouldn´t have liked the play.
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I would rather not have travelled, but I needed to see my family.
I would not rather have travelled, but I needed to see my family.
I would rather not travelled, but I needed to see my family.
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I´d prefer to see Alice in Wonderland.
I´d rather to see Alice in Wonderland.
I´d rather see Alice in Wonderland.
I´d prefer see Alice in Wonderland.
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I´d like pasta, please.
I´d preferring pasta, please.
I´d rather have pasta, please.
I´d rather to have pasta, please.
I´d prefer pasta, please.
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Yes, I´d love it.
Yes, I´d love to.
No, I´d rather no.
No,I´d rather not.
I would prefer not to.
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I´d rather not.
I would prefer not to.
No, I wouldn´t.
I would prefer to.
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I´d prefer tea, please.
I´d rather tea, please.
I´d rather have tea, please.
I´d like tea, please.
Tea, please.
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I´d rather have gone out for dinner.
I´d rather have not gone out for dinner.
I´d have liked to go out to dinner instead.
I´d have preferred to go out for dinner.
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