21 English Sentences: Or

(a)        ‘Or’ is Conjunction.

Synonyms:

Either, introduces an alternate, the equivalent or substitutive character of two words or phrases, whether

Note: ‘Or’ is used to link two or more alternatives.

Sentences:

1.  Anne must weep or she will faint.

2.  Are you coming with me or not?

3.  Come inside or you will catch a cold.

4.  Did she listen to you or not?

5.  Either he is intelligent or he is fool.

6.  Gift me your pen or your watch.

7.  He may be suffering from measles or Ebola

8.  Helen can’t read or write German.

9.  Julie should leave or she'll be late.

10.              Kelly may refuse or ignore your offer.

11.              Lucy or her brother is coming today.

12.              Mary would be here in three or four hours.

13.              Monarchs or kings used to rule this country.

14.              Nicky’s son never smiles or laughs.

15.              Please play tennis or go home.

16.              She should eat more or she'll fell ill.

17.              The doors or windows are rattling.

18.              There were three or four boys in the hall.

19.              Turn the heat down or kettle will burn.

20.              Which does she prefer butter or cheese?

21.              Zany can take this book or that novel.

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