Help the exhausted roommate express their preferences by choosing the correct verb form for each blank.

I'm way too tired to cook a full meal. I'd rather order pizza tonight.

However, I'd rather you cleaned the kitchen from yesterday before the mold forms its own civilization.

I'm way too tired to cook a full meal. I'd rather order pizza tonight.

When the subject of "would rather" is the same as the subject of the main verb (I would rather I order...), we use the base form of the verb without "to".

However, I'd rather you cleaned the kitchen from yesterday before the mold forms its own civilization.

When the subject changes after "would rather" (I would rather you do something), we use the past tense form to talk about a present or future preference. This is a type of subjunctive mood!