rather didn't speak; very vs. really

[n4cd]

Hello,

Here's the test question:

I'd rather ___ to me like that in front of the customers.
a) didn't speak b)not speak c) weren't speaking.

I understand the correct verb tense should be the past simple (a), but I think the sentence sounds awkward without a pronoun - in this case "I'd rather YOU didn't speak to me like that...." would be much better. Would you agree with me?

Here's another question:

The fish is ____ delicious.
a) very b) really c) completely

The correct answer is b). I'd pick b) as well as it sounds best. But is a) WRONG? If yes, can you explain why?

I'd love to hear your opinions.
Thank you.

 

[5jj]

Some people use ' very delicious'; others don't. See: delicious and fantastic

 

[Tdol]

Did you see that on a test here? It is a mistake, but I can't find it. Can you remember which test? Thanks