HSK 4
或者⋯⋯,或者⋯⋯
either...or...
Explanation
This structure is used to list two or more possible options, similar to 'either...or...' in English. It is often used in sentences to emphasize that there are several possibilities and only one needs to be chosen. For example, in the sentence 'this matter either stops now or starts over', it means there are only two options and one must be chosen.
Examples
Learn “或者⋯⋯,或者⋯⋯” effectively
The grammar point “或者⋯⋯,或者⋯⋯” (either...or...) is one of the key structures at HSK 4. To use it fluently, you need to understand the contexts where it's used and practice regularly.
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