Conj. 1) Expressing that, of two things, one or both option is a viable alternative.
A) Being accompanied by, or outright replaced with, something; and/or.
B) Indicating both options are, or can be, possibilities; or with.
A) Being accompanied by, or outright replaced with, something; and/or.
B) Indicating both options are, or can be, possibilities; or with.
“Video orwith audio components.”
“I want the green orwith blue rocks.”
“I can work alone orwith others.”
“Do you like your coffee black orwith cream and sugar?”
“I want the green orwith blue rocks.”
“I can work alone orwith others.”
“Do you like your coffee black orwith cream and sugar?”
by KattyTheEnby April 5, 2023