WOULD RATHER භාවිතා කරලා සුද්දෙක් වගේ කතා කරන SENTENCE PATTERNS

[@HariLesiEngreesi]

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[@ceylontherapist]

Very good explanation. Thank you very much 🙏

[@croosesir]

A top level lecturer to be in the campus !
Hats off .

[@asangapiyarathna4939]

Excellent lesson..🙏❤🙏

[@DiliniWasana-i8l]

As soon as i show this notification i started to watch this ❤

[@chandanajmg5032]

Excellent lesson.🎉

[@sharmainewanighatunga2480]

Thank you dear Sir. 😊

[@anomaherath1090]

I would much rather like to see the English teacher in you ..❤❤

[@sudeshchinthaka9120]

Thank you very much brother....wonderful and much usful ....💪💪🙏🙏🌹❤❤

[@christiegamhewage5520]

Excellent sir,

[@palithakumara2362]

Sir , please do and explain how to use of grammar point, to +be + verb past participle in the spoken language

[@kaushalyamapa4474]

Thank you sir🙏🙏

[@SandaruAnu]

Thank you very much sir.. much appreciated ❤❤

[@sadaham-r3s]

උයාගෙ වොයිස් එක ලස්සනයි අනෙ, හරි හුරතල් 😭

[@sdninfotv146]

Great lesson brother

[@eshanasandeepa7813]

Superb

[@IsharaLakmal-oe3cy]

Thank you❤

[@anushapremarathna9135]

Thank you sir❤

[@malanimalani2049]

Good job ❤❤❤❤

[@ahmedrizmy4278]

I’d much rather love to watch your videos than someone else’s

[@HariLesiEngreesi]

Glad you love the videos! It's better to say 'I'd much rather watch your videos than someone else's.'

[@sharminifernando8415]

Thank you for this very comprehensive lesson about rather. I always prefer to watch your lessons as they help me to elevate my knowledge of english.
I would rather watch those repeatedly in my leasure time than watching a movie. Yes sir you are an apt scholar.
I would rather you didn't wake her up.
Can we say I would rather if you don't wake her up. Pl.feed this back.thanks.

[@HariLesiEngreesi]

We don't usually use 'if' with 'would rather' like this. So 'I would rather you didn't wake her up' is the way to go.

[@childrenresort7355]

Good sir ❤❤

[@Rovenjeramiah]

Thnks sir❤

[@yohanfernando5099]

Sir
could you please do a lesson about (gotta )

[@HariLesiEngreesi]

I will!

[@wmktweerasinghe851]

💪🏼👍🏼👍🏼

[@ajithwijegunarathna2783]

❤❤❤

[@dilrukshifernando4171]

🌷🌷🌷

[@dineshchamal2640]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@indusaumyawt3942]

Excellent explanation .I'd rather you d done it earlier .Oh ! Its a joke .Thankyou .

[@priyanwadajeewani4033]

Thank you very much sir ❤

[@anuruddhaniranjana7421]

❤

[@ravindurashmika981]

"Used to" ගැන වීඩියෝ එකක් කරන්න පුළුවන් ද sir

[@HariLesiEngreesi]

Already done. Here's the link - ua-cam.com/video/ufib111qnQI/v-deo.html

[@prasannagunarathna3475]

Apita english walin kohomada kiyanna puluwan " tawa podden " kiyala ?

[@HariLesiEngreesi]

Almost - ua-cam.com/video/nSSPHq55hCY/v-deo.html

[@jeewanibulathsinghala6045]

I'd rather be alone instead of being with her. ( could I say like this?)

[@HariLesiEngreesi]

Yes. But the sentence pattern with 'than' is way more common in everyday use.

[@Ireshasenanayaka-u4z]

ඔයා ඊයේ ආවානම් මරු කියලා කියන්නෙ කොහොමද

[@fathimafazna1063]

I prefer some coffee

[@rexshiroman920]

I d rather not eat her food .correct ?

[@malindawelikumbura7616]

I'd rather die as a free man කියන්නෙ නැතුව I'd rather die a free man කියන්නෙ ඇයි?

[@HariLesiEngreesi]

දෙකම හරි. I'd rather die a free man = I'd rather die as a free man.

[@priyanwadajeewani4033]

I'd rather you started a business than do a job. ද නිවැරැදි ? did a job . ද නිවැරැදි ? Sir.

[@HariLesiEngreesi]

"Did a job" is the best option. Try to keep both parts in the same tense. But in speech it's possible to use "do a job"

[@HariLesiEngreesi]

"Did a job" is the best option. Try to keep both parts in the same tense. But in speech it's possible to use "do a job"

[@priyanwadajeewani4033]

@@HariLesiEngreesi Thank you sir

[@ChandimaRathmalawinne]

Thank you sir.

[@himani8544]

❤❤❤❤❤

[@Ireshasenanayaka-u4z]

ඔයා ඊයේ ආවානම් මරු කියලා කියන්නෙ කොහොමද

[@HariLesiEngreesi]

It would’ve been great if you had come yesterday.

[@hemabasnayake2122]

ඕන තරම් වෙලාවක් අහන් ඉන්න පුළුවන්.May the Triple Gem bless you sir.