or

I know verbs sometimes end with "s" or "es".

Do you want a banana or an orange?

I didn't make the bed or cook breakfast.

Happy or Sad?

Long or short? Big or small?

Do you like this football or that basketball?

Listen and draw a happy face or a sad face.

Boy or girl?

A boy or girl?

Do you like rice or noodles?

Listen and tick or cross.

I can be a good teacher or a good doctor.

No, no, no. In April, May or June?

It's far away.You can take a bus or a taxi.

Pattern 2 Is that student English or American? He's English.

Complete the questions in the tables with do or does.

Smell this. Is it strawberry juice or watermelon juice?

Listen and choose True or False.

Do you like tea or juice?

At school, Molly can't be noisy or eat in class.

Complete your reply to Pauline or Peter to make friends.

listen to or read a story about a park.

'No ice cream or candy! They are bad for you.'

No jumping or running in the classroom.

I don't like potatoes or orange juice.

Is his face big or small?

I can say the sound of or in words.

Which words have v or f sounds?

It's fifty yuan for one, or ninety for two.

Find a photo or a picture of a great team.

Do you like PE or maths, Letian?

Make a card about your favourite festival or holiday.

Everything in our world is a solid, liquid or gas.

Grapes are usually either green or red.

You must do the job yourself or else employ someone else to do it.

You can have ham, cheese, or tuna.

He’s going to do it whether we like it or not.

Shall we go out to the cinema or stay at home?

She wasn’t involved in drugs or anything like that.

It’s going to snow tomorrow, or that’s what the forecast says.