just as soon
I'd just as soon stay home for the weekend. (drill: ? / - )
WOULD RATHER - they - to sell the old version
I'd rather they sold the old version than this new one
MORE LOUD (city) - ANXIOUS people
The louder the city, the more anxious the people are.
MORE they offer, LESS value
the more they offer it, the less value it has
I MUCH RATHER - she - not have seen that
I much rather she hadn't seen that !
MORE - run - aggressive
the more you run, the more aggressive it gets
LESS sweaters I take - MORE cold it is
the less sweaters I take, the colder it is
MORE talk - LESS attention
the more you talk, the less attention they pay
WOULD RATHER - more early - than - more late
I would rather do it eralier than later. (drill: ? / -)
MORE loud - MORE hard to talk
the louder the music, the harder to talk
MORE talk, LESS I believe
the more she talks, the less I believe her
LESS time (spend) - LESS water (waste)
the less time you spend to do it, the less waste of water
MORE FAST - MORE GOOD
the faster, the better
MORE - CHEAP - GOOD
the cheaper, the better
he - HAD BETTER - just stay quiet
He'd better just stay quiet (drill: ? / - / tag question)