Subject + would rather have + past participle + than + past participle

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1. RU · Translation

   Она предпочла бы остаться дома, а не пропустить последний поезд.

   EN · English

   SSubjectThe main actor or receiver in the sentence.Use it to find who or what the sentence is about. She MModal verbA modal verb for ability, possibility, permission or obligation.Use it to read how time, mood or form changes the verb. would rather HrResult helperA helper showing a completed result.Use it to read how time, mood or form changes the verb. have vPParticipleA participle used in a compound tense.Use it to follow the action or state through the sentence. stayed home than VMain verbThe primary action or state.Use it to follow the action or state through the sentence. missed the last train.

   DE · German

   SSubject (Subjekt)The person or thing taking part in the sentence.Use it to find who or what the sentence is about. Sie HrResult helperA helper verb marking a completed result.Use it to read how time, mood or form changes the verb. wäre lieber zu Hause vPParticipleA participle used in a compound tense.Use it to follow the action or state through the sentence. geblieben, statt /→AccusativeThe direct object: whom or what?Use it to notice the detail the action points to. den letzten Zug zu vIInfinitiveA verb in infinitive form.Use it to follow the action or state through the sentence. verpassen.

2. RU · Translation

   Мы предпочли бы переспросить дважды, а не неправильно понять задачу.

   EN · English

   SSubjectThe main actor or receiver in the sentence.Use it to find who or what the sentence is about. We MModal verbA modal verb for ability, possibility, permission or obligation.Use it to read how time, mood or form changes the verb. would rather HrResult helperA helper showing a completed result.Use it to read how time, mood or form changes the verb. have vPParticipleA participle used in a compound tense.Use it to follow the action or state through the sentence. asked twice than vPParticipleA participle used in a compound tense.Use it to follow the action or state through the sentence. misunderstood the task.

   DE · German

   SSubject (Subjekt)The person or thing taking part in the sentence.Use it to find who or what the sentence is about. Wir HrResult helperA helper verb marking a completed result.Use it to read how time, mood or form changes the verb. hätten lieber zweimal vPParticipleA participle used in a compound tense.Use it to follow the action or state through the sentence. gefragt, statt /→AccusativeThe direct object: whom or what?Use it to notice the detail the action points to. die Aufgabe vIInfinitiveA verb in infinitive form.Use it to follow the action or state through the sentence. misszuverstehen.