Expressing preference
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This document discusses expressing preferences, specifically or generally, and now or usually. It provides examples of asking about specific preferences for now or tomorrow using questions like "Do you want to go to the beach?" and expressing specific preferences for now or tomorrow using statements like "I'd prefer to swim in the pool." It also gives examples of expressing general preferences using statements like "I prefer chocolate to fruit."
Expressing preference
- 1. Expressing Preference SPECIFIC OR GENERAL NOW OR USUALLY
- 2. Asking about specific preference: NOW or TOMORROW or Do you want to go to the beach? Would you like to go to a party tonight? Do you fancy playing actionary now?
- 3. Expressing specific preference: NOW or TOMORROW or Id prefer to swim in the pool. Id rather study than go to a party.
- 4. Specific preference: NOW or TOMORROW or Do you want to go to the beach? Would you like to go to a party tonight? Do you fancy playing actionary now? Id prefer to swim in the pool. Id rather study than go to a party.
- 5. General preference: USUALLY, ALWAYS I prefer chocolate to fruit. I prefer reading to studying. I prefer to fly rather than drive.