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I would like to know the difference between "rather than" and "instead of" and how to use them.
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rather = preference
instead = replacement
They are both used exactly the same way.
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They mean the same, though they come to the meaning from a little different direction. Instead means in place, or in the place. The main idea is the position or place (which could be a subjective place). Rather carries the idea of a different choice. Practically speaking, though, they mean the same, but rather than might make you sound a little more educated.
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