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MENTAL MAP OF THE WHOLE BLOCK

Sujeto + WILL + infinitivo sin to

La forma contraída se expresa con apóstrofe

y doble "l" = 'll

y se usa en situaciones informales.

Sujeto + WILL NOT / WON'T + infinitivo sin to

La forma contraída se expresa con won't y se usa en situaciones informales.

I will not run = I won't run (yo no correré)

You will not run = You won't run (tú no correrás / vosotros no correréis)

He/She/It will not run = He won't run/She won't run /It won't run (él / ella / eso no correrá)

We will not run = We won't run (nosotros no correremos)

Interrogativas: WILL + sujeto + infinitivo sin to ?

Will you come? (¿vendrás tú? / ¿vendréis vosotros?)

Will he / she / it come? (¿vendrá él / ella / eso?)

Will we come? (¿vendremos nosotros?)

WOULD PREFER

Sujeto + prefer + sustantivo + to + sustantivo I prefer tea to coffe (prefiero el té al café)

Para hablar de preferencias en general, usamos el verbo prefer seguido de verbo acabado en -ing o de infinitivo con to sin que cambie el significado. I prefer buying online = I prefer to buy online (prefiero comprar por internet)

Would rather We use or to talk about preferring

one thing to another.

has two different constructions.

(The subjects are underlined in the examples.)

would rather’d rather

Would rather

In negative sentences with a different subject,

the negative comes on the clause that follows,

not on would rather:

She’d rather you didn’t phone after 10 o’clock.