I have a question. Is the "rather" in "I would rather tea than coffee" the same as the "rather" in "I prefer tea rather than coffee in the morning"? They are often translated similarly into Japanese, but looking at the context, the two uses of "rather" seem to have different meanings. Are the "rather" in "would rather" and the "rather" in "rather than" actually the same in meaning? Thank you!

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Could you please tell me if these sentences sound natural in everyday spoken English? Thank you! 😊 We don't approve of the developer putting the factory so close to the houses. We’re not okay with the developer putting the factory so close to the houses. We’re not happy about the developer building the factory so close to the houses. We don't like the developer putting the factory so close to the houses.

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