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How would you put the french word ou in a sentence?

Here are some examples of how to use the French word "ou" in a sentence:

1. As a conjunction meaning "or"

* Voulez-vous du café ou du thé ? (Would you like coffee or tea?)

* Il est grand ou petit ? (Is he tall or short?)

* Je vais au cinéma ou au théâtre. (I am going to the cinema or the theatre.)

2. As part of an interrogative expression meaning "where?"

* Où est la bibliothèque ? (Where is the library?)

* Où allez-vous ? (Where are you going?)

* Où as-tu trouvé ce livre ? (Where did you find this book?)

3. In some set expressions

* Où est-ce que... (Where is it that...)

* Où que... (Wherever...)

* D'où... (From where...)

Note: "Ou" is often followed by a comma in French, especially when it separates two clauses.

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