Are the following sentences correct? 1- I would rather jeans than dresses. 2- I would prefer Jeans to/rather than dresses. In the second "sentence" there are two alternatives to say it, but I am not very sure if they both are correct.
The sentences you've provided contain some grammatical errors and awkward phrasing. Let's break them down to clarify the correct usage and provide a better understanding of expressing preferences in English. 1. The first sentence, "I would rather jeans than dresses," is incorrect. The phrase "would rather" is typically followed by a verb in its base form, not a noun. A correct version of this sentence would be, "I would rather wear jeans than dresses." This construction clearly indicates a preference for wearing jeans over dresses. The use of "rather" in this context emphasizes a choice between two options. 2. The second sentence, "I would prefer jeans to/rather than dresses," also has some issues. The phrase "I would prefer" is correctly followed by "to" when comparing two items, so the correct form would be "I would prefer jeans to dresses." The alternative "I would rather" should not b...