Grammatical tips

1) I’d rather somebody did something.:

We say ‘I would rather you did’ something. (Not: I would rather you do something.)

Who is going to drive, you or me? I ‘would rather you drive.’ (= I would prefer you to drive.)

Jack says he’ll repair your bike tomorrow, ok? I ‘would rather he did’ it today.

Are you going to tell Anna what happened, or ‘would you rather I told’ her?

Shall I tell Anna what happened? I ‘would rather you didn’t’ do so.

*Are you going to tell Anna what happened? No, I ‘would rather she did not’ know it. 

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