Everyday English: expressing preferences

a) I'd rather not eat sushi; I'd love to try that new Italian restaurant. b) I'd prefer to eat sushi; it sounds much better than trying that new Italian restaurant.

a) I'm not very keen on visiting museums; it sounds much better than hiking in the mountains. b) I'd love to visit museums; it sounds much better than hiking in the mountains.

____ study for the exam; it sounds much better than going to the party. a) I'm not very keen on b) I'd prefer to c) I'd rather

That new book sounds more interesting than the one you recommended; ____ to read it. a) I'd rather not b) I'd prefer to c) I'd love to

____ watch a movie tonight if that's okay with you. a) I'd prefer to b) I'd love to c) I'd rather not

a) I'd prefer not to go to the party; I'd love to stay home and read. b) I'd prefer to go to the party; it sounds more interesting than staying home and reading.

Create your own sentence with "I'd prefer to"

I ____ go to the beach than stay indoors. a) I'd love to b) I'd prefer not to c) I'd rather

Create your own sentence with "I'd love to"

a) I'd rather not go to the concert; it sounds more interesting than the movie. b) I'd prefer to go to the concert; it sounds more interesting than the movie.