Had better i would rather: ćwiczenia z odpowiedziami i karta pracy PDF

Had better przydaje się, kiedy radzisz komuś coś z lekkim ostrzeżeniem, a would rather, kiedy mówisz, co wolisz. Na początek masz krótkie zasady, a pod nimi 51 zdań w sześciu zestawach, od You’d better hurry po I’d rather you didn’t. Każde sprawdza się od razu, a po dobrej odpowiedzi możesz odsłuchać całe zdanie.

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Had better i would rather w skrócie

Had better: lepiej, żebyś…

Had better to mocna rada na teraz albo na zaraz, często z ukrytym „bo inaczej”. Po nim stoi czasownik bez to. Przeczenie to had better not. W mowie prawie zawsze słyszysz skrót 'd better.

  • You’d better hurry. (Lepiej się pospiesz.)
  • We’d better not be late. (Lepiej, żebyśmy się nie spóźnili.)
  • I’d better call my mom. (Lepiej zadzwonię do mamy.)

Would rather: wolę

Would rather mówi, co wolisz. Po nim też stoi czasownik bez to. Kiedy porównujesz, dodajesz than. Przeczenie to would rather not.

  • I’d rather stay home tonight. (Wolę dziś zostać w domu.)
  • I’d rather walk than take the bus. (Wolę iść pieszo, niż jechać autobusem.)
  • I’d rather not talk about it. (Wolę o tym nie rozmawiać.)

Would prefer to: wolałbym, trochę grzeczniej

Would prefer znaczy to samo, ale brzmi bardziej uprzejmie. Tu już potrzebujesz to. Przeczenie to would prefer not to.

  • I’d prefer to sit by the window. (Wolałbym usiąść przy oknie.)
  • She’d prefer not to work on Sundays. (Wolałaby nie pracować w niedziele.)

I’d rather you did: wolę, żebyś Ty…

Kiedy mówisz, co wolisz, żeby zrobił ktoś inny, po would rather stawiasz tę osobę i formę przeszłą. Zdanie dotyczy teraz albo przyszłości, ale czasownik cofa się o krok, jak po I wish.

  • I’d rather you didn’t smoke here. (Wolałbym, żebyś tu nie palił.)
  • I’d rather you called first. (Wolałbym, żebyś najpierw zadzwonił.)

Ćwiczenie 1: had better i had better not

Wpisz had better albo had better not i czasownik. Skrót 'd better też się liczy.

It’s going to rain. We ___ (take) an umbrella.

had better take | 'd better take

You ___ (not / be) late for the interview.

had better not be | 'd better not be

I ___ (call) my mom. It’s her birthday.

had better call | 'd better call

You ___ (not / tell) anyone about this.

had better not tell | 'd better not tell

We ___ (leave) now, or we’ll miss the train.

had better leave | 'd better leave

He ___ (not / forget) his passport this time.

had better not forget | 'd better not forget

You ___ (check) the price before you order.

had better check | 'd better check

I ___ (not / eat) any more cake.

had better not eat | 'd better not eat

The boss is in a bad mood. You ___ (not / ask) for a raise today.

had better not ask | 'd better not ask

Ćwiczenie 2: would rather, than, would prefer to

Wpisz brakujące słowa. Po would rather czasownik stoi bez to, po would prefer z to. Skróty 'd rather i 'd prefer liczą się tak samo.

I ___ (rather / stay) home tonight.

would rather stay | 'd rather stay

I ___ (prefer / sit) by the window, please.

would prefer to sit | 'd prefer to sit

She ___ (rather / not / talk) about it.

would rather not talk | 'd rather not talk

___ you rather have pizza or sushi?

Would

We’d rather drive ___ fly.

than

I ___ (prefer / not / work) on Sundays.

would prefer not to work | 'd prefer not to work

Would you prefer ___ (meet) on Monday or Tuesday?

to meet

I’d rather ___ (pay) by card.

pay

He’d rather watch a movie at home ___ go to a club.

than

Would you rather ___ (live) in the city or in the country?

live

Ćwiczenie 3: I’d rather you did

Wolisz, żeby ktoś inny coś zrobił albo czegoś nie robił. Wpisz czasownik w formie przeszłej. Przy be możesz wpisać were albo was.

I’d rather you ___ (not / smoke) in the car.

didn’t smoke | did not smoke

I’d rather you ___ (call) me before you come over.

called

My wife would rather we ___ (stay) with her parents.

stayed

I’d rather you ___ (not / tell) the kids yet.

didn’t tell | did not tell

Would you rather I ___ (come) back later?

came

I’d rather you ___ (be) honest with me.

were | was

My boss would rather I ___ (work) from the office.

worked

I’d rather they ___ (not / bring) the dog.

didn’t bring | did not bring

Ćwiczenie 4: wybierz poprawną formę

Wybierz brakujące słowo. Pilnuj, gdzie jest to, a gdzie go nie ma.

You ___ hurry. The store closes in ten minutes.

  • had better
  • would rather
  • had better to

I’d rather ___ at home tonight.

  • to stay
  • stay
  • staying

I’d prefer ___ by email, if that’s OK.

  • reply
  • to reply
  • replying

You ___ drive. You’ve had two beers.

  • had better not
  • hadn’t better
  • had not better to

I’d rather walk ___ take the bus.

  • than
  • to
  • that

I’d rather you ___ my phone without asking.

  • don’t use
  • didn’t use
  • not use

Would you ___ sit inside or outside?

  • rather
  • better
  • prefer

I’d prefer not ___ about work at dinner.

  • talk
  • to talk
  • talking

We ___ book a table. It’s always busy on Fridays.

  • would prefer
  • ’d better
  • had rather

Ćwiczenie 5: ułóż zdanie

Ułóż zdanie z rozsypanych słów. Tak radzisz, ostrzegasz i mówisz, co wolisz.

Poradź komuś, żeby poszedł do lekarza.

You had better see a doctor.

Powiedz, że wolisz o tym nie rozmawiać.

I’d rather not talk about it.

Zapytaj, czy ktoś woli zostać w domu, czy wyjść.

Would you rather stay in or go out?

Powiedz, że lepiej, żebyście nie spóźnili się na autobus.

We had better not miss the bus.

Powiedz grzecznie, że wolałbyś pracować z domu.

I would prefer to work from home.

Powiedz komuś, że wolałbyś, żeby nie dzwonił tak późno.

I would rather you didn’t call me so late.

Powiedz, że ona woli iść pieszo, niż jechać.

She would rather walk than drive.

Ćwiczenie 6: znajdź błąd

W każdym zdaniu jest błąd. Dotknij złego słowa, a zamieni się w poprawne. Czasem trzeba poprawić dwa słowa.

You had better called her back.

You had better call her back.

He’d better not drives tonight.

He’d better not drive tonight.

I’d rather you don’t tell anyone.

I’d rather you didn’t tell anyone.

I would rather walk then drive.

I would rather walk than drive.

You better had check the address.

You had better check the address.

She would rather staying home with the kids.

She would rather stay home with the kids.

Do you rather sit by the window?

Would you rather sit by the window?

We had better don’t miss the deadline.

We had better not miss the deadline.

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