LEVEL VI: Homework about preferences

Please, read the following:

Preferences

Then, print and answer the following exercises:

http://speakspeak.com/english-grammar-exercises/intermediate/would-rather-would-prefer-prefer

Expressing preferences

Hi there!:

Here are the exercises you need to PRINT/COPY AND ANSWER for tomorrow:

1. Choose RATHER/ PREFER  to complete the sentences:

1. Would you prefer/rather go to the movies or to the theater?
2. Would you prefer/rather to write the report now or after the meeting?
3. Would you prefer/rather learn Mandarin or Portuguese?
4. Would you prefer/rather buy an Ipad or a Nexxus?
5. Would you prefer/rather to meet on Tuesday or Thursday?
6. Would you prefer/rather having dinner here or at the new restaurant?

2. Choose the correct option:

1-She ...................... eat a salad than a hamburger.

would rather        prefer                                                             

2-They .................... dogs. They don't like cats.

would rather        prefer                                                     

3-I ......................  stay home today.

would rather        prefer

4-We ....................... watching basketball.

would rather        prefer 

5-Usually people ......................... warm weather.

would rather       prefer

Hi there!

Here are the exercises you need to practice with as a review, NOT AS A HOMEWORK:

Adjective order:
Read this first
Exercise 1
Exercise 2
Exercise 3

Hi there!:

Practice with this last mixed conditionals exercise. I hope you find it easy to understand.

See ya!

Hi again:

Here you can find two exercises contrasting Simple Present and Present Progressive. Print them (or copy them in your notebook) and answer them for TOMORROW TUESDAY:

Simple Present or Progressive 1

Simple Present or Progressive 2

Hi there!:

As we talked in class, we'll work with a contrast between the Simple Present and the Present Progressive. Work with these exercises, so you can have a better understanding.

Print this and answer it for tomorrow:

Simple Present and Present Progressive

Hi again:

Here´s the worksheet you have to print and answer. Don't forget to add four more mixed conditionals.

See ya!