The document discusses the grammar rules for using "would rather" and "had better" to rewrite sentences. It provides examples of rewriting sentences from "should", "ought to", and "prefer" using "would rather" or "had better" instead. It also prompts the reader to complete two sentences using those phrases appropriately. The key idea is that "would rather" and "had better" can be used as alternatives to other expressions involving preferences, obligations, or suggestions.

1. WOULD RATHER, HAD BETTER
Grammar
Rewrite the sentences using would
rather or had better

2. • You should take an umbrella in case it rains.
• You’d better take an umbrella in case it rains.
• I’d prefer to go shopping now. There won’t be so many
people.
• I’d rather go shopping now.
• I’d prefer not to go out tonight. I’m exhausted.
• I’d rather not go out tonight.
• We ought to hurry. The film starts in ten minutes.
• We’d better hurry.
• You shouldn’t go to work today. You don’t look well.
• You’d better not go to work today.
• Would you prefer to eat in or go out tonight?
• Would you rather eat in or go out tonight?

3. Complete/ Make one [+] and one [-]
• I have an exam tomorrow, so I’d better...
• It’s very foggy tonight, so we’d better...