Match each sentence with what the speaker expresses. You'd better leave now, or you will miss the last bus.; I'd rather walk home than wait for the crowded bus.

You'd better leave now, or you will miss the last bus. — strong advice or a warning; I'd rather walk home than wait for the crowded bus. — a preference

Вопрос №18901

Английский языкГлагол: времена, залог, модальные глаголы

Match each sentence with what the speaker expresses.

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astrong advice or a warning
ba preference
can obligation in the past
da polite request

You'd better leave now, or you will miss the last bus.

I'd rather walk home than wait for the crowded bus.

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