WOULD RATHER - English lesson

We use "would rather" to describe a preference of one thing compared to another thing.
In this English lesson, you will learn the form, meaning, use and grammar rules for "would rather"
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' Rather ' can be used also in the following ways without adding ' would ' : 1) as an adverb (before an adjective or another adverb):　She’s been treated rather badly. 2) (before a verb):　 He rather enjoys watching it.　 3) as a predeterminer (followed by “a”):　 This is rather a good wine. 4) in the conjunction phrase rather than: It would be better to remove it, rather than leave it.　 5) as a way of showing how a sentence is connected to what has already been said: His purpose was not to attack. Rather, it was to defend.

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Hello❤ Do we use or instead of than in question form of rather than?!

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Is it used for imaginary or real preferences?

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I think "second conditional" and "would rather" structure meaning is the same.....thing which is out of control from speaker point of view in present and future...is that right?

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