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A: Do you want to go out this evening?

B: I'd rather not.

You always lie to me.

I'd rather you told me the truth.

Do you want me to go now or would you ........... here?

would you rather I stayed here?

A: It's my brother's birthday tomorrow. B:

B: You'd better get him a present.

I have to meet Ann in ten minutes. I'd...

I'd better go now or I'll be late.

It might rain. We'd...

We'd better take an umbrella.

A: I've got a toothache. B:

B: You'd better go to the dentist / take some medicine, etc.

A: Shall I stay here? B: I'd...

B: I'd rather you came with us.

I don't want to go to France. I'd

I'd rather not go to France.

You and Liz are going to the theatre. You've missed the bus and you don't want to be late. You say to Liz: (a taxi)

We'd better take/get a taxi.

I need some money. I'd...

I'd better go to the bank.

A: I've got exams next week. B: You´d...

You'd better study for them.

A: Would you rather have tea or coffee?

B: Coffee, please.

I don't want to play chess. Let's play poker. I'd...

I'd rather play poker than play chess.

A: Shall I tell Ann the news? B: No, I'd...

I'd rather she didn't know.

I want to be a famous musician when I get older. B:

B: You'd better work hard.

A: Shall we go by train?

B: I'd rather drive. / I'd prefer to drive

You want to go out, but you're expecting an important phone call. You say to your friend: (go out) I...

I'd better not go out (yet).