Rather: When do I have to use it?
I'm a little confused about when I have to use rather. I know it means a grade of preference between a thing or another in a comparative sentence. But I dont know how to use it and if there are other meanings.
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Here are some examples for you Ana:
Jen wants to go to the movies but I rather go play pool.
Would you rather eat pizza or pasta for dinner today?
I would rather not go to that store, it is really dirty.
Some times I rather sleep in then have to wake up early for work!
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Use it when you would (or could) use "sino" in Spanish.
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