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When do you want to go, before that or after that?

Do you want coffee or milk?

When do you want to come, early or late?

When will we meet, in the morning or at night?

Do you (plural, feminine) want to come together, or do you want to go alone?

Are you tired, or are you happy to go to a restaurant?

How does he go to work, by bus or by train?

When I have a package in the mail, I ask the male neighbor or the female neighbor to help me.

I still haven’t decided whether to stay home or cancel the meeting.

Is it allowed to sit here, or is this place not free?

Which color do you like more, red or blue?

Are the keys with you, or are they with the neighbor?

Is the meeting at your place or at ours?

If you lived in a village, would you want a garden or only a small balcony?

Before the party I get dressed slowly, because I do not know whether to wear a dress or a shirt.

Before the test we do one more exercise, to understand whether it is easy or difficult.

Which page needs to be handed in today, the first or the second?

Do you remember him from the university, or do you not know him?

Do you really want to come, or are you just saying yes?

Where are you supposed to go now, to the pharmacy or to the office?

Do you have someone to go home with, or are you traveling alone?

We should check whether the hallway is dark at night or bright enough.

Do you (feminine plural) argue a lot, or do you speak quietly?

Do you want this one, or that one?

I am still undecided whether to prepare a short presentation or just read from the notebook.

I am undecided whether to go to the cinema or stay at home.

I am undecided whether to come alone or come with you.

Let’s check whether our international flight to this destination is direct or not.

From this terminal you can take a bus or a taxi to the hotel.