Use would rather + verb to talk about preferences, or what you want to do.
For example:
A: Would you rather watch a movie or a soccer match?
B: I would rather watch a movie.
A: Would you rather stay home or go out?
B: I think they‘d rather go out.
Students in Siler City Center worked with a partner and wrote the following questions and answers to express preference:
1. A: Would you rather eat shrimp or steak?
B: I’d rather eat shrimp.
2. A: Would you rather drive a car or a motorcycle?
B: I’d rather drive a car.
3. A: Would you rather play soccer or baseball?
B: I’d rather play soccer.
4. A: Would you rather read or sleep?
B: I’d rather read.
5. A: Would you rather go dancing or shopping?
B: I’d rather go dancing.
Special thanks to Carolyn for taking down notes of the sentences students made in class.