Spot the error:I'd rather not to go out at night; I'll wait till tomorrow.
Correct answer: A. To go
- A. To go
- B. At
- C. I'll
- D. till
Explanation
This infinitive is incorrectly used after "rather not." The correct structure is "I'd rather not go out at night."
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