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Do you like some apples?
Both sentences are right, but the meaning is a little different
The former is to ask others whether they like apples, while the latter means to let others eat apples
Team
Did you like apps, right
Did you like apples before?
Do you like __________ or apples?
Do you like [oranges / banana] or apples?
Do you like oranges / bananas or apples?
This is a general question, so we should use or instead of and
Note: there is more than one answer to this question
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