' Rather ' can be used also in the following ways without adding ' would ' : 1) as an adverb (before an adjective or another adverb):　She’s been treated rather badly. 2) (before a verb):　 He rather enjoys watching it.　 3) as a predeterminer (followed by “a”):　 This is rather a good wine. 4) in the conjunction phrase rather than: It would be better to remove it, rather than leave it.　 5) as a way of showing how a sentence is connected to what has already been said: His purpose was not to attack. Rather, it was to defend.

Thanks my friend, I would rather we didn't waste time listening to Daddy Yankee music. We'd rather study English all the time. I really enjoy it.

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THANKS ANDREW!!, I 'D RATHER STAY HERE WITH YOU.

I'd rather write sentences than read. I'd rather you wrote the sentences. I'd rather you didn't write on bathroom's wall. I'd rather not go tomorrow. I'd rather practice speaking than writing. Would you like to have tea or would you rather have coffee?

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Hi Andrew, thank you very much for your video Are you able to create a different video about how to use it in past tense?

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Teacher Andrew. I would rather a video above "carry on" and. "pick up"...thanks your class is very interesting.

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Thank you so much. It is correct this sentence. "He´d rather to met us downtown". Cause there are two subjects.

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Thank you teacher andrew 1) i would rather you teach us everyday 2) i would rather she loved me 3) he would rather he learnt english 4) they 'd rather they did,t divorce because they used to love each other

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TKS Andrew and I wish you all your family a happy and excellent New Year 2018, TKS for all the lessons you gave us in this year 2017, Argentina, Còrdova , Villa Allende...27.12.2017....

THANKS

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Hi Andrew. I love very much your way of teaching English. 1) Is the rule: To describe a preference of one thing compared to another thing, available with one subject and two subjects? 2) Is it correct? > =? I prefer you asked before using my computer. I wish you a very nice new year!

Hello teacher Andrew ! The video lesson is very insightful. The explanations and the given examples are fantastic. As celebrations for the the New Year unfold, the time is right to thank you for your commitment and dedication throughout the year. Happy New year 2018 ! With best wishes, Yours, ( Fazil )

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U make explanations rather clear and definite. It' s very helpful of you , sir . Thanks 😍👍

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This is my first video of you..liked a lot. Thanks...

Excellent my dear. Please tell something about condition sentences.

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Can you explain these sentences in their passive forms?

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Thank you, i would rather your lesson than the other's

Hello❤ Do we use or instead of than in question form of rather than?!

Thank you alot my teacher

I think "second conditional" and "would rather" structure meaning is the same.....thing which is out of control from speaker point of view in present and future...is that right?

i have a question for you: i would rather you asked before using my computer. why use "using" form in this sentence? thank you.

Sir I have question regarding using two different subjects.. Please look at the sentence below... She would rather I stayed at home than go/ went to the cinema Please let me know if I should use go or went in the second part of the sentence..

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Hi Andrew! I enjoy your lectures a lot , do you have any online teaching course for students? If it’s then wht the payment system nd how plz inform me in details.. thanks in advance