Language
English
Level
A1
Unit
Conjunctions
Practice types
0

What this grammar point covers

The word 'or' is a conjunction in English. It connects words, phrases, or sentences to show a choice or alternative.

When to use it

Use 'or' when you want to give options, choices, or alternatives in a sentence.

Key forms

  • 'or' goes between two words, phrases, or sentences.
  • Example: tea or coffee

Examples

Do you want tea or coffee?

We can go by bus or train.

Is it Monday or Tuesday today?

Would you like an apple or an orange?

Tips

  • Use 'or' only when giving choices or alternatives.
  • Do not use a comma before 'or' in short lists.
  • Remember: 'or' is for options, not for adding things (use 'and' for adding).

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