And/ But/ Or

Language focus

By Hanni Aye

Open Ended

"What do you like? Apples or bananas?"

Open Ended

"Do you like cats and dogs?"

OR / And / But

​Explanation!

• and" joins similar ideas (e.g., I like tea and cake).

• "or" gives a choice (e.g., Do you want juice or water?).

• "but" shows contrast (e.g., I want to play but it’s raining).

Multiple Choice

"And" is used to

• join similar ideas

• give a choice

• show contrast

• give reasons

Open Ended

Write a sentence by using "and"

"I have a pencil" + "I have a ruler"

Multiple Choice

"or" is used

• join similar ideas

• give a choice

• show contrast

• give reasons

Open Ended

Connect two sentence into one

I want to eat an apple / I want to eat an orange.

Multiple Choice

"but" is used to

• join similar ideas

• give a choice

• show contrast

• give reasons

Open Ended

"I want to go" + "I am tired"

Multiple Choice

Choose the correct sentence:

• I like ice cream or cake.

• I like ice cream and cake.

• I like ice cream but cake.

• I like or ice cream cake.

Multiple Choice

Fill in the blank: Would you like milk ___ juice?

• or

• and

• but

• so

Multiple Choice

Fill in the blank: I want to play, ___ it is raining.

• or

• and

• but

• so

Multiple Choice

Choose the correct sentence:

• She is nice and friendly.

• She is nice or friendly.

• She is nice but friendly.

• She is and nice friendly.

Open Ended

Write about the girl in the picture by using "and."

Open Ended

Write about the boy in the picture by using "but."

Open Ended

Write about the girl in the picture by using "or."

Open Ended

What did you learn today?

Poll

How do feel about today's lesson?

• happy

• confused

• sad

• good