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You use o_ between two numbers to indicate that you are giving an approximate amount .You use or between two numbers to indicate that you are giving an approximate amount .Everyone benefited from limiting their intake of tea to just three or four cups a day.When I was nine or ten someone explained to me that when you are grown up you have to work.Normally he asked questions, and had a humorous remark or two. conjunctionYou use or to link two or more alternatives.'Tea or coffee?' John asked.Spread the inside of the loaf with olive paste or pesto sauce for extra flavour.He said he would try to write or call as soon as he reached the Canary Islands.Students are asked to take another course in English, or science, or mathematics.You use or to give another alternative, when the first alternative is introduced by 'either' or 'whether'.Items like bread, milk and meat were either unavailable or obtained only on the black market.Either you can talk to him, or I will.I don't know whether people will buy it or not.I am not sure whether I was knocked over by the blast or whether I just fell.The bathroom has taken a lot longer to get right than either Elaine or Dennis had envisaged.You use or between two numbers to indicate that you are giving an approximate amount .Everyone benefited from limiting their intake of tea to just three or four cups a day.When I was nine or ten someone explained to me that when you are grown up you have to work.Normally he asked questions, and had a humorous remark or two.You use or to introduce a comment which corrects or modifies what you have just said .The man was a fool, he thought, or at least incompetent.There was nothing more he wanted, or so he thought.That was sporting of him. Or should I say cowardly.She was aware of tension between them. Or had it been there from the beginning?If you say that someone should do something or something unpleasant will happen, you are warning them that if they do not do it, the unpleasant thing will happen.She had to have the operation, or she would die.You use or to introduce something which is evidence for the truth of a statement you have just made.He must have thought Jane was worth it or he wouldn't have wasted time on her, I suppose.

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query	You use o_ between two numbers to indicate that you are giving an approximate amount .You use or between two numbers to indicate that you are giving an approximate amount . Everyone benefited from limiting their intake of tea to just three or four cups a day. When I was nine or ten someone explained to me that when you are grown up you have to work. Normally he asked questions, and had a humorous remark or two.
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full-definition	conjunction You use or to link two or more alternatives. 'Tea or coffee?' John asked. Spread the inside of the loaf with olive paste or pesto sauce for extra flavour. He said he would try to write or call as soon as he reached the Canary Islands. Students are asked to take another course in English, or science, or mathematics. You use or to give another alternative, when the first alternative is introduced by 'either' or 'whether'. Items like bread, milk and meat were either unavailable or obtained only on the black market. Either you can talk to him, or I will. I don't know whether people will buy it or not. I am not sure whether I was knocked over by the blast or whether I just fell. The bathroom has taken a lot longer to get right than either Elaine or Dennis had envisaged. You use or between two numbers to indicate that you are giving an approximate amount . Everyone benefited from limiting their intake of tea to just three or four cups a day. When I was nine or ten someone explained to me that when you are grown up you have to work. Normally he asked questions, and had a humorous remark or two. You use or to introduce a comment which corrects or modifies what you have just said . The man was a fool, he thought, or at least incompetent. There was nothing more he wanted, or so he thought. That was sporting of him. Or should I say cowardly. She was aware of tension between them. Or had it been there from the beginning? If you say that someone should do something or something unpleasant will happen, you are warning them that if they do not do it, the unpleasant thing will happen. She had to have the operation, or she would die. You use or to introduce something which is evidence for the truth of a statement you have just made. He must have thought Jane was worth it or he wouldn't have wasted time on her, I suppose.
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