0Hello!02br 02br 00 I really need a help with the following, please:02br 02br 00a) I'd rather to live in England than in Greece. (here does 01u01b00' I'd rather 02b02u00' mean: ' 01u01b00I would rather '02b02u00 ? If so, the meaning of it in this sentence is : "01u01b00 I prefer02b02u00 to live in England than in Greece" ?);02br 02br 00- Concerning to the sentence above should I say : I'd rather 01u01b00live02b02u00 or I'd rather 01u01b00to live 02b02u00?;02br 02br 00b) What does 01b01u00'more better than'02u02b00 mean ? Example: I enjoy fruit juice 01u01b00more better than02b02u00 milk;02br 02br 00c) What does 01u01b00plumb for02b02u00 mean ?;02br 02br 00d) Ted 01u01b00much02b02u00 prefers riding than climbing (here what does 01u01b00'much'02b02u00 mean ?);02br 02br 00e) Does 01b01u00'rather than'02u02b00 means 01u01b00'more than' 02b02u00?;02br 02br 00f) And how about 01u01b00'on balance' 02b02u00? What does it mean? For example: 01u01b00On balance02b02u00, ballet appeals to me more than tap dance. (here 01b01u00appeals to me02u02b00 means 01i01b00it seems more interesting to me than02b02i00..., isn't it?) 02br 02br 00Thanks,02br 02br 00Charles0-
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1font 00a) I'd rather 02font 01del 00to02del 01font 00 live in England than in Greece. (here does 01u 01b 00' I'd rather 02b 02u 00' mean: ' 01u 01b 00I would rather '02b 02u 00 ? ;02u 02font 02br 02br 01font 00b) What does 01b 01u 00'more better than'02u 02b 00 mean ?
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1font00a) I'd rather 02font01del00to02del01font00 live in England than in Greece. (here does 01u01b00' I'd rather 02b02u00' mean: ' 01u01b00I would rather '02b02u00 ? If so, the meaning of it in this sentence is : "01u01b
0Hi, Grammar Geek!02br 02br 00 Thank you very much for your reply. But I still have some questions for which I'd really appreciate your help once more, please!02br 02br 001) If 01u01b00' I'd rather '02b02u00 means 01u01b00'prefer'02b02u00. Example: I'd rather live ( = I prefe
0Hi Charles. It's nice to have a name instead of just "anonymous."02br 02br 00Remember it's 01i00I'd rather verb 02i00but 01i00I'd prefer TO verb02i00. 02br 02br 001) General (it still could happen): I would buy a yacht if I won the lottery.02br 02br 00Past (I know I didn't win): I would hav
0 01font00d) Ted 01u01b00much02b02u00 prefers riding than climbing (here what does 01u01b00'much'02b02u00 mean ?)02br 01b00It should be "02b02font01font01b00Ted 00prefers riding 01u01i00to 02i
0Hi, Grammar Geek!02br 02br 00 Thank you!!! But I have other questions concerning to this verb '01b00 I'd rather02b00 '(= 01b00prefer02b00). Well, in the sentence below in spite of the verb is 01b00prefer01u00 to02u02b00, the idea of it is in the simple present,so when the verb 01b