This week, I was talking with one of my students about preferences and interesting discussion came up. Basically, we were trying to figure out the difference between and usage of Prefer, More Than, Better Than. I think this is a tough point for a lot of English learners to master, so for today’s English lesson, let’s have a look at using these words and phrases.
Here are the example sentences. To get the details of this English lesson, you need to listen to the podcast or check the transcript for the details:
- I study more than Jack does.
- Jack plays golf more than I do.
- Jack has more free time than I do.
- I have more fun at work than Jack.
- Jack plays golf better than I do.
- My work environment is better than Jacks.
- I have more peanuts than Jack does, but Jack has better peanuts than I do.
- I like peanuts more than walnuts.
- I like peanuts better than walnuts.
- I like New York better than Boston.
- I like New York more than Boston.
- I prefer A to B. I prefer A to B.
- I prefer Pizza to burgers.
- I prefer dogs to cats.
- I prefer jazz to country music.
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