Choose the correct option.
Correct answer: B. He would rather leave his job than earn money by illegal means.
- A. He had rather left his job than earn money by illegal means.
- B. He would rather leave his job than earn money by illegal means.
- C. He had rather leave his job but earn money by illegal means.
- D. He would rather leave his job than earned money by illegal means.
Explanation
This sentence is correct. The use of "would rather" expresses preference, and the structure "would rather [verb] than [verb]" is properly used here. It correctly indicates that he prefers to leave his job over earning money illegally.
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