Yellowstarstruck Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
Are both ok?
Hi! Are both ok? Same meaning. Thanks, Fulvio
1. I prefer driving to travelling by train.
2. I prefer driving than travelling by train.
1. I prefer driving to travelling by train.
2. I prefer driving than travelling by train.
Top answer
yellowstarstruck Are both ok? No, only the first. Prefer X to Y.
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yellowstarstruck Are both ok?No, only the first.
Prefer X to Y.
Prefer X rather than Y.
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