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It doesn't look like this phrase is very popular! The search could not find any examples on the internet.	Partners: English translator ... didn't watch it. We say: would rather . . . than, It's such nice weather – I'd rather sit in the garden than watch TV. We say: would prefer . . . rather than / instead of, It's such nice weather – I'd prefer to sit in the garden rather than watch TV. その場合は「to＋動詞の原形（to不定詞）」を「prefer」に続けます。しかし、２つ目の「to」には、そのまま動詞を続けることができません。後の「to」にも動詞を続けるためには、「 rather than」を「to」の前に加えます。比較のprefer...rather thanの用法について. Our other sites · Learn English > English lessons and exercises > English test #43957: Prefer/rather ... answer when changing the sentences. English exercise "Prefer/rather" created by bridg with The test builder ... didn't watch it. We say: would rather . . . than, It's such nice weather – I'd rather sit in the garden than watch TV. We say: would prefer . . . rather than / instead of, It's such nice weather – I'd prefer to sit in the garden rather than watch TV.

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... didn't watch it. We say: would rather . . . than, It's such nice weather – I'd rather sit in the garden than watch TV. We say: would prefer . . . rather than / instead of, It's such nice weather – I'd prefer to sit in the garden rather than watch TV.
その場合は「to＋動詞の原形（to不定詞）」を「prefer」に続けます。しかし、２つ目の「to」には、そのまま動詞を続けることができません。後の「to」にも動詞を続けるためには、「 rather than」を「to」の前に加えます。比較のprefer...rather thanの用法について.
Our other sites · Learn English > English lessons and exercises > English test #43957: Prefer/rather ... answer when changing the sentences. English exercise "Prefer/rather" created by bridg with The test builder
... didn't watch it. We say: would rather . . . than, It's such nice weather – I'd rather sit in the garden than watch TV. We say: would prefer . . . rather than / instead of, It's such nice weather – I'd prefer to sit in the garden rather than watch TV.