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[arzgol]

Which one of my sentences are correct?

1) I prefer to be a teacher rather than a journalist.

2) I prefer to be a teacher rather a journalist.

3) I prefer to be a techer than a journalist.

4) I would rather to be a teacher than a journalist.

5) I would prefer to be a teacher than a journalist.

Thank you for spending the time answering my questions.

 

[Allen165]

Which one of my sentences are correct?

1) I prefer to be a teacher rather than a journalist.

2) I prefer to be a teacher rather a journalist.

3) I prefer to be a techer than a journalist.

4) I would rather to be a teacher than a journalist.

5) I would prefer to be a teacher than a journalist.

Thank you for spending the time answering my questions.

NOT A TEACHER.

"I prefer to be a teacher rather than a journalist."

"I would rather be a teacher than a journalist."