Help the disappointed customer express their regrets about a disastrous haircut. Select ALL the sentences that apply.
The correct answers are I'd rather you hadn't chopped off all my bangs yesterday. and I would rather you had listened when I said "just a trim."
When using "would rather" to talk about a preference regarding someone else's action in the past (a regret), we use the past perfect tense ("had listened", "hadn't chopped"). Using the past simple ("didn't chop") is only for present or future preferences.