1. I prefer to play soccer with them.

2. I prefer playing soccer with them.
(Are both grammatical?)

3. I prefer spring to fall.

4. I prefer palying tennis outdoors to reading books indoors.

5. I prefer to swim rather than read a novel.

6. I prefer to swim rather than to read a novel.
(Are they all grammatical? Which one is correct, #5 or #6?)

7. I prefer to go shopping.
8. I prefer going shopping.
(Are both grammatical?)

2 answers

All are grammatically correct and standard to use.

(Spelling correction needed in #4. Do you see it?)
1 IS NOT GRAMMATICAL.It should be.I prefer playing soccer with them.
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