1.I'd rather make salad and custard2.I'd rather you cook dinner.
Are these sentences correct? If not please explain.
Thank you.
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Answers · 3
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1.I'd rather make salad and custard.
2.I'd rather you COOKED dinner.
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They are both correct if you article salad with 'a'.
1.I'd rather make a salad and custard
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'I rather you cook dinner' is right if you are talking to someone while dinner is being made. However, if you are talking about who is going to make dinner later on, you should say 'cooked'.
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