Would rather
Complete the sentence: I don't like donuts, I __________ eat a cake.
I don't like donuts, I would rather eat a cake.
Complete the sentence: If I lose my wallet, I ______ block my credit cards.
If I lose my wallet, I will block my credit cards.
Complete the sentence: If I won the lottery, I ________ buy a mansion.
If I won the lottery, I would buy a mansion.
"A few" and "Many" is for...
Countables
Complete the sentence: ________ he __________ play videogames instead of reading a books?
Would he rather play videogames instead of reading books?
Complete the sentence: I _____ take the bus if tomorrow it's raining.
I will take the bus if tomorrow it's raining.
Complete the sentence: He ___________ fly away if he had wings.
He would fly away if he had wings.
"A little" and "A bit of" is for...
Uncountables
Find the mistake: She would rather pop music.
She would rather listen pop music.
Find the mistake: If she gets the job promotion, she will bought a new cell phone.
If she gets the job promotion, she will buy a new cell phone.
Find the mistake: If she eat 100 hamburgers, she would explode.
If she ate 100 hamburgers, she would explode.
"Enough" and "several" is for...
Both countables and uncountables.
Find the mistake: You would rather visit Japan?
Would you rather visit Japan?
Find the mistake: He will call his dad if he needed money.
He will call his dad if he needs money.
Find the mistake: They will travel around the world if they had the enough money.
They would travel around the world if they had the enough money.
Choose the correct option: There is _______ flour.
A) A few / B) Not much
There is not much flour.
Create a sentence and a question using "would rather".
Example: Would you rather have a dog? / I would rather have a cat.
Create a sentence using first conditional.
Example: If I don't study these topics, I will fail the exam.
Create a sentence using second conditional.
Example: If I became the president, I would raise the salaries.
Choose the correct option: There are ________ pears in the fridge.
A) a plenty of / B) many
There are many pears in the fridge.