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[Amalie]

Hello!
I need your help, because I don't know how to end my sentences in a correct way.
The first words are given.

Thank you for your help!
amalie

1. I prefer teaching to working in an office. ---> I'd sooner...
2. She'd sooner have been told before. ---> She'd prefer...
3. The new mixer is better than the old one. ---> There is...
4. I'd rather not get involved in this business. ---> I'd prefer...
5. That car is like mine. ---> That...

Thanks again!

[Morteza]

Hi,
I'd sooner/rather teach than work ...
She'd prefer to have been told ...
There is the new mixer which is better ...
I'd prefer not to get involved .....
That is the car which is like/the same as mine.
Hope this helps,
Morteza

[Haihao]

"There is the new mixer which is better" ... sounds odd, Morteza. If you have to use this form, I would suggest: There is this new mixer which is better ...

And "That car is like mine." not = That is the car which is like/the same as mine. I'd suggest: That car is similar to mine.

[Beeesneees]

And I'd suggest:

"I'd sooner/rather teach than work in an office."

Teaching is work.
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