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Jack112 Posted 21 years ago
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And / Or

What do these mean?

For this one, how do I word the question to ask about dvds and cds? Like I want 50 discs in total, do I say 'Can you get me some dvds and/or cds ? I want either cds or dvds or both? I don't care how, but just 50 discs. Is there a shorter way of saying it? Instead of explanning what you want?
1. Can you get me some dvds and cds? I need 50 discs in total. Or just get me whatever you have. I just need 50 discs in total.

Thanks.
  

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I want/need 50 discs, I don't care whether they're DVD's or CD's. I want/need 50 discs, DVD's or CD's, I dont care/it doesn't matter. Is it what you mean?

  • I want/need 50 discs, I don't care whether they're DVD's or CD's.
  • I want/need 50 discs, DVD's or CD's, I dont care/it doesn't matter.
  • Is it what you mean?
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I want/need 50 discs, I don't care whether they're DVD's or CD's.
I want/need 50 discs, DVD's or CD's, I dont care/it doesn't matter.

Is it what you mean?
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Hi Jack

I think in your case you have either to use what Anne said or "and\or".
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