1. She prefers to read the newspaper in the afternoon rather than in the morning.

(Ella prefiere leer el periódico en la tarde en lugar de en la mañana )

2. We prefer to come to school by bus rather than walk. (Nosotros preferimos
venir a la escuela en autobús en vez de caminar)
3. She prefers to sit in the sun. (Ella prefiere sentarse en el sol)
4. He prefers to walk to school. (Él prefiere caminar para ir a la escuela)
5. Mr. Green prefers to work with my uncle. (El Sr. Green prefiere trabajar con
mi tío)
6. They prefer to play tennis on Sundays rather than on Saturdays. (Ellos
prefieren jugar tenis los domingos en lugar de los sábados)
7. He prefers to study for his English class rather than for his math class. (Él
prefiere estudiar para su clase de inglés en lugar de su clase de matemáticas)
8. She prefers to attend church on Mondays rather than on Fridays. (Ella
prefiere ir a la iglesia los lunes en lugar de los viernes)
9. We prefer to go to the movies rather than watch T.V. (Nosotros preferimos
ir al cine en lugar de ver la televisión)

I would prefer to go out. [ai gud pref tugouaut]Preferiría salir.

I'd rather stay here. [aid rader steihiir]Yo preferiría quedarme.
She'd prefer dancing. [shid prefer dansing] Ella preferiría bailar.
Would you rather sleep or stay awake? [gud iu rader sslip or stei agüeik] ¿Preferirías dormir o
permanecer despierto?

1. She would rather sit in the sun. (Ella prefiere sentarse en el sol)
2. He would rather walk to school. (Él prefiere caminar para ir a la escuela)

She will have to take the children with her to Houston. ...
You will have to learn at least five new words every day. ...
You will have to call her tomorrow
1. Last holidays my friends decided set off on a trip to the beaches of Trujillo.
2. In the last holidays my parents decided to take off the night flight to get to Chile
3. When I arrive in Cajamarca, I usually hope to check in a hotel to rest for a few hours
4. We can't actually drop it off the bus, otherwise we will not get to the tour in time.
5. I will not get to my work soon, if the car does not speed up.

Put:
She always puts her boss down.
The firemen put the fire out
He put up a signal for the upcoming visitors
The meeting has been put off until further notice
You must put on some weight
Put your hands up
Let's put our differences aside