If yes, how can I do it?
If no, what is the alternative expression to do it?
I'd rather make a juice from these vegetables than boil them.
I know the above sentence is correct but can I say this:
I'd rather eat vegetables than meat.
Now, the word meat takes the place of the word boil so I replaced one of the two verbs with a noun. Is that okay?
I'd rather tea than eating.
I know that's wrong but how can I say it using different expression to make it correct?
Best Answer
Your second sentence is correct
Your third sentence is incorrect since it lacks a verb for "tea".
To express what you are seeking, you might use