Put the verbs in brackets into the correct form. 1. a: did you enjoy the party last night? b: no, i'd rather (stay) at home. 2. a: shall i dust the computer, tom? b: i'd rather you (not/touch) it, actually. i'll do it myself. 3. a: i've got a terrible cold. b: you'd better ………………. (not/go) to work today, then. 4. a: it was pouring with rain and i got soaking wet. в: іt (be better) if you … (not/leave) your umbrella at home. 5. a: i didn't enjoy ben's party. i’d rather he (invite) more people b: oh! i enjoyed it. 6. a: you had better (study) hard this weekend for the exam on monday. b: i will, but i would rather (go out) with my friends. 7. a: my parents prefer (spend) their holidays in the mountains. b: do they? i like to be by the sea. 8. a: we'd better … (not / book) a taxi to bring us home tonight. b: you're right. we might want to stay late. 9. a: they're organizing a party for susan's birthday. b: i know, but it's a secret, so we'd better (not/talk) about it in case she hears. 10. a: i'd rather you (not/leave) your shoes in the kitchen every time you come home from school. b: sorry, i keep forgetting. 11. a: i didn't enjoy my lunch. i'd rather … (eat) something else. b: i'll make you some sandwiches tomorrow then. 12. a: did you enjoy the film lastnight? b: not really. i would rather we (see) a comedy instead. 13. a: shall we stay in tonight? b: well, if you don't mind i would prefer …. (visit) my parents.
B: I'd rather you (did not touch) it, actually. I'll do it myself.
B: You'd better (not go) to work today, then.
В: Іt (would have been better) if you … (had not left) your umbrella at home.
5. A: I didn't enjoy Ben's party. I’d rather he (had invited) more people
6. A: You had better (study) hard this weekend for the exam on Monday.
B: I will, but I would rather (go out) with my friends.
7. A: My parents prefer ... (to spend) their holidays in the mountains.
8. A: We'd better … (not book) a taxi to bring us home tonight.
9. A: They're organizing a party for Susan's birthday.
B: I know, but it's a secret, so we'd better (not talk) about it in case she hears.
10. A: I'd rather you (did not leave) your shoes in the kitchen every time you come home from school.
11. A: I didn't enjoy my lunch. I'd rather (eat) something else.
B: Not really. I would rather we (has seen) a comedy instead.
B: Well, if you don't mind I would prefer …. (to visit) my parents.