1.Let’s learn how to … 2.Let’s practice some useful expressions… 3.Let’s put everything together… Express preferences
A: Why don’t we go to the movies? Would you prefer a drama or a comedy?
B: I would prefer comedy. There is a movie with Jim Carrey. It’s guaranteed fun.
A: Would you rather go out or stay at home watching TV?
B: I’m tired today. I’d rather stay home tonight.
A: I’m trying to lose weight.
B: So, what are you going to have for lunch?
A: I’d rather have fish than meat.
Listen 1.Let’s learn how to … 2.Let’s practice some useful expressions… 3.Let’s put everything together… I prefer studying by myself.
Group work doesn’t work for me.
Peter prefers living near the beach.
What are you up to?
Let’s go out to have fun!
Would you prefer going shopping at Millenia’s Mall or at Sawgrass Mall?
I’d rather go to an outlet.
I’m looking for bargains.
Listen 1.Let’s learn how to … 2.Let’s practice some useful expressions… 3.Let’s put everything together… Conversation
A: It’s Friday evening. What are you up to?
B: I’m trying to decide what to do.
A: Well, we have several options, going to a theater, visiting Mary, or going out for dinner.
B: I’d prefer going to the theater with Mary.
A: That’s a good idea. Would you prefer picking her up or meeting her at the theater?
B: I’d rather pick her up. I know her car is broken.
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