Use of Rather, Would Rather, Rather than in English - Basic English Grammar

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EXPLANATION OF RATHER MINUTE 2:39

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Happy weekend English learners, here’s a little tip 😎 In English we use the term “Pick up” In reference to other people all the time, here’s the reasons why - 1) Literally to pick up (lift up) another person. Example - The sand on the beach was too hot for my daughters feet so I picked her up and carried her. 2) To collect someone from a location in your car or on a motorbike. Example - Sorry, can’t talk now, I have to pick my wife up from work. Do you need picking up later? 3) In relation to dating - Example - my friend is always trying to pick up girls with corny chat up lines, it’s embarrassing! Hope it helps 😎

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OMG this is amazing thank u so much for sharing this video almost always have trouble using rather so i think this will help me i really don't have words to thank, god bless you.

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4:05 Does "rather" here mean "I mean". Could I ever replace the former and use the latter? Thanks in advance!

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Hi Eleesha, 1)there confusion between will and going to. 2) sometimes which referes to place like staduim or house and where also I can't identify the difference and when l can use which or where for places? Thank you 😙😘😘

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"going to" can mean traveling to a certain place, but it can also mean "planning to do something" EX: He is going to the USA to study. (traveling) EX: I am going to watch movies after work today (planning to do something) For the second definition, it is very similar to "will", but you need to add a "be" verb when you use "going to", that's why I added "am" to the second sentence. I hope this helps! :) If you want more English practice, I share free lessons on my channel. Good luck with your English studies! :)

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Hi Alisha! One request. Colease do tell that thing what you've mentioned in thumbnail. I meant, this is second time when I watched your video and it was QnA video instead of Video on Rather. So, please make sure that whenever you make thumbnail, type what you have in video.

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Hi, Alisha, What does this sentence mean? "She is more of an athlete than a spectator. " Thanks so much!

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Spectator = a person watching something Athlete = a person that plays sports. So, this sentence means "she plays sports more often than she watches sports" or "she prefers playing sports over watching sports". I hope this helps! :)

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Can I add (though) at the end of the sentence when the sentence contains rather ?

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Use "would" when you are saying a situation that is not real or might not be real, but you are imagining what would happen if that situation was real. EX: I would have been at English class right now if the teacher hadn't cancelled class. I hope this helps! :). If you want to study English more, I post free English lessons on my KZbin channel. Good luck studying! :)

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How to make interrogatve case of would rather? Is this sentence right? Would you rather read English? (Positive) Would you not rather read English? (Negative)

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can we use rather as a verb???? for example I rather to go to school than stay at home. or I rather go to school. means I prefer go to school.

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I don't like alcohol. Rather, I don't like beer. Am I right, teacher?

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Then is similar to "next", it is used when saying something that will happen after something else EX: I will read a book, then eat dinner. Than, is when you are talking about two things that have a certain quality, use "than" so show which thing has that quality more. EX: He is taller than me. (tall = the quality) I hope this helps! If you want more help with English, I share free lessons on my KZbin channel :).

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