[ Would rather/ would prefer/ would like ]
She …………………. eat a salad than a hamburger.
A. prefer
B. would rather

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Passive Voice › ViewThe headmaster would like the school yard … by every student before tomorrow
A. sweep
B. sweeping
C. have swept
D. to be swept
Tenses › View
Which situation requires changing from present perfect to past simple to go into specific detail after introducing an event?
A. After stating “I’ve cut my finger.”
B. After announcing “The Olympic Games have started.”
C. After mentioning “I’ve lived in London for many years.”
D. All of the above
Verb Patterns › ViewYou’d better … your bedroom if you want to go out this weekend.
A. tidy
B. to tidy
C. tidying
D. tidied
Prepositions of Time › View
I moved here __ 2010.
A. in
B. on
C. at
D. of
