Using And, Or, But

The bus stopped __ the man got off.

• a. and

• b. but

• c. or

We stayed at home __ ate there.

• a. and

• b. but

• c. or

I wanted to buy a newspaper ___ didn't have enough money.

• a. and

• b. but

• c. or

He is so rich ___ he is impolite.

• a. and

• b. but

• c. or

Do you want tea ___ coffee?

• a. and

• b. but

• c. or

Is Shau Kei Wan East Government School in North Point ___ Shau Kei Wan?

• a. and

• b. but

• c. or

Is it a new house ___ an old house?

• a. and

• b. but

• c. or

I enjoy visiting many different countries ___ I don't want to live overseas.

• a. and

• b. but

• c. or

We can go by bus ___ we can walk.

• a. and

• b. but

• c. or

I can't remember his phone number ___ I know he lives in Shau Kei Wan.

• a. and

• b. but

• c. or