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Use of the word "Rather"



 
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My eyes’ colour vs. colour of my eyes | Equivalent of Professor (in AmE)
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Use of the word "Rather" Sun Jan 07, 2007 17:46 pm  Use of the word "Rather"		  
coul;d you shed some light on the uses of "Rather"

would rather, rather than , rather good, .etc.
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Use of the word "Rather" Sun Jan 07, 2007 19:40 pm  Use of the word "Rather"		  
Here are some threads that might help:

How to use the words mere, merely and rather
Prefer vs. rather
"would rather" vs. "had rather"
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