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