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Had Better and Would Rather Exercise
You’d better take an umbrella advice
I’d rather stay at home
preference
Fill the gaps with had/'d better or would/'d rather.
1 It's getting dark. We.................................... go back now.
2 A: Can I borrow your car?
B: You.................................... not!
3 A: Can I borrow your camera?
B: I.................................... you didn't.
4 You know, I.................................... you didn't smoke in front of the kids.
5 You.................................... take insect repellant if you're camping near a lake.
6 I.................................... go to Altea than bloody Benidorm any day.
7 We.................................... you didn't hang out with Craig. He's bad news.
8 They.................................... have everything ready for when our clients arrive or I'll
skin them alive.
9 I.................................... not drink on Friday or I won't be in a fit state for the journey.
10 You.................................... take a bit of time to think this one over carefully.
11 You.................................... not breathe a word about this to David.
12 A: Mike, I.................................... you didn't wear jeans in the office.
B: Craig, I'd rather you weren't my boss!
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Written by Bob Wilson ©Robert Clifford McNair Wilson 2007
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It's getting dark. We'd better go back now.
A: Can I borrow your car?
B: You'd better not!
A: Can I borrow your camera?
B: I'd rather you didn't.
You know, I'd rather you didn't smoke in front of the kids.
You'd better take insect repellant if you're camping near a lake.
I'd rather go to Altea than bloody Benidorm any day.
We'd rather you didn't hang out with Craig. He's bad news.
They'd better have everything ready for when our clients arrive or I'll skin them alive.
I'd better not drink on Friday or I won't be in a fit state for the journey.
You'd better take a bit of time to think this one over carefully.
You'd better not breathe a word about this to David.
A: Mike, I'd rather you didn't wear jeans in the office.
B: Craig, I'd rather you weren't my boss!
www.autoenglish.org
Written by Bob Wilson ©Robert Clifford McNair Wilson 2007
