'prefer fish' is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to express a preference for a particular type of food. For example, "I always prefer fish when I'm dining out".
"I prefer fish caught in the Mediterranean between Sicily and North Africa.
They prefer fish and marine mammals that wash ashore to foxes.
However, if you could add some information about fish, that would be better since I prefer fish to meat.
"I think he'd prefer fish and frogs to biscuits," I reply, watching for tell-tale rows of bubbles rising to the surface.
This steakhouse has not forgotten that some customers might prefer fish, and a three-inch-high piece of sushi-grade tuna was reason enough to dine here.
Why, for example, didn't you mention that arguments over susceptibility to diseases, the (controlled) use of antibiotics, the (inevitable) production of faeces, the production of (some) carbon and energy use are normal in traditional land-based farming, too.Consumers prefer fish that are predators, with their high protein levels.
Still, if Americans decide they prefer fishing or inexpensive power to cheap French fries, there should surely be a market to let them make the choice.
Tom chose eight days along the St .Lawrence River, an unspoiled haven for carp that is well known by Europeans but virtually unrecognized by Americans, who much prefer fishing for bass.
She's the CEO of Heartbreakers Inc now and I, well I prefer fishing and weaving nets, just like you dear".
Thus, Gambusia is not a preferred fish in small water habitats, and is preferable for large water bodies such as ponds and lakes [ 6].
