Indicates similarity. It is used to add information that agrees with or is in line with what was previously mentioned.

Shows cause/result. It explains the cause or reason for an action or consequence based on the information provided earlier.

Indicates contrast. Similar to "however," it introduces a contrasting idea, showing a difference or unexpected outcome.

Indicates an alternative result or option. It shows what would happen if a different action were taken or if the previous condition were not met.

Shows contrast. It introduces an opposing idea or point that is different from what was previously mentioned.