Do you prefer tea ... coffee for breakfast? (and, but, or)
Do you prefer tea or coffee for breakfast?
Do you want to watch a film ... go for a walk? (and, but, or)
Do you want to watch a movie or go for a walk?
You can choose red ... blue for your new bag. (and, but, or)
You can choose red or blue for your new bag.
Is your favorite fruit an apple ... a banana? (and, but, or)
Is your favorite fruit an apple or a banana?
We can go to the park ... stay at home and play games. (and, but, or)
We can go to the park or stay at home and play games.
I like to read books ... listen to music in my free time. (and, but, or)
I like to read books and listen to music in my free time.
She can speak English ... French fluently. (and, but, or)
She can speak English and French fluently.
We can have pizza ... salad for dinner tonight. (and, but, or)
We can have pizza and salad for dinner tonight.
It's a sunny day, ... we can go to the beach. (and, but, or)
It's a sunny day, and we can go to the beach.
He likes to play football ... basketball. (and, but, or)
He likes to play football and basketball.
I want to go out, ... it's raining heavily. (and, but, or)
I want to go out, but it's raining heavily.
She is very talented, ... she is shy. (and, but, or)
She is very talented, but she is shy.
I like coffee, ... I don't like tea. (and, but, or)
I like coffee, but I don't like tea.
He studied hard, ... he didn't pass the exam. (and, but, or)
He studied hard, but he didn't pass the exam.
It's a beautiful day, ... I have to work. (and, but, or)
It's a beautiful day, but I have to work.
