The scientists taught him well. They helped him find a job after he finished school.
The scientists taught him well, and they helped him find a job after he finished school.
I don't feel well, so/and I will go to the doctor.
So
Jennifer doesn't like soccer, nor/but baseball.
nor
Polar bears are fierce, dangerous animals. Grizzly bears are the same.
Polar bears are fierce, dangerous animals, and grizzly bears are the same.
I wanted to go to the beach, but/yet my car doesn't work.
but
I want to swim, and/but it's too cold.
but
She went to work. She did not want to go.
She went to work, but she didn't want to go.
She was sad, for/and she lost her doll.
For
My dog loves toys nor/and treats.
and
We can watch a movie or/yet play videogames.
or
He can buy that book. He can borrow it from the library.
He can buy that book, or he can borrow it from the library.
Would you like soda or/so water?
or
A book can be fun to read. A book can be boring.
A book can be fun to read, or a book can be boring.
She is funny and/for intelligent.
and
My cat was hungry. It had not eaten since breakfast.
My cat was hungry because it had not eaten since breakfast.
I will not fight you. I will not let you push me around.
I will not fight you, nor will I let you push me around.
He loves to drive during the day. He always drives before sunset, not after.
He loves to drive during the day, so he always drives before sunset, not after.
You can eat cake with a spoon or/for a fork.
Or
Tom studied a lot. He didn't pass the test.
Tom studied a lot, but he didn't pass the test.
She put on a sweater. It was cold outside.
She put on a sweater because it was cold outside.
I am allergic to cats, so/yet I have 3 of them.
Yet
I would love to see that movie with you. It looks great.
I would love to see that movie with you, because it looks great.
They couldn't think of anything to do. They did their homework.
They couldn't think of anything to do, so they did their homework.