Do you like singing or dancing? Do you like singing or dancing? ?

Do you like singing or dancing? Do you like singing or dancing? ? Or [indicating choice] [When the person and number of the subject are inconsistent, the verb changes with the adjacent subject]

Or, or; still

Yes, it can also be "Do you like singing or dancing?"

I like singing and dancing. So you like it. Do you have speech disorders? I like singing and dancing, and so do you. > singing. Dance-> dance

So you like-> You too.

Do you like singing and dancing?

Do you like singing and dancing? Do you like singing and dancing?

I like singing and dancing, so give full play to your talents.

I like singing and dancing. Do I like singing and dancing or do I like singing and dancing? I like dancing and singing.

Someone asked me: Do you like singing? Don't like it; Ask again: Do you like dancing? Don't like it; One more question: you like gambling, and then what are you talking about?

Do you like singing? I like singing, but sometimes I prefer the lyrics when I sing. After drinking in KTV, I will go up and sing for a while, because I can't sing well, but my friends say it's very effective to sober up, and I have always been like this. . .

If you like singing or dancing, please sign up, provided that you like Lee Hyo Ri! When my elder sister-in-law releases an album

I like singing, painting, dancing and other arts. What industry or job can I engage in? Actors, painters, engineers, fashion designers, Art editor, and many other professions have to take the art exam.