being famous < being rich
I would rather be rich than be famous
listening to only jazz > watching only horror movies
I would rather listen to only jazz than watch only horror movies
flying < having super strength
I would rather have super strength than fly
driving a car > riding a bus
I would rather drive a car than ride a bus
sleeping > studying
I would rather sleep than study
I would rather (learning) English than learn Spanish
I would rather learn English than learn Spanish
I would rather be a doctor (to) be a teacher
I would rather be a doctor than be a teacher
watching TV > reading
I would rather watch TV than read
playing soccer < playing baseball
I would rather play baseball than play soccer
saving money < buying clothes
I would rather buy clothes than save money
having no friends < being poor
I would rather be poor than have no friends
eating vegetables < eating candy
I would rather eat candy than eat vegetables
She would rather play the trumpet than (played) the guitar
She would rather play the trumpet than play the guitar
He would rather study (to) fail the test
He would rather study than fail the test
She would rather (texting) than call her friends
She would rather text than call her friends
We would rather (ate) dog food than be hungry
We would rather eat dog food than be hungry
