A beautiful bird came. You were sleeping. (pendant que)

He screamed. He cried. (puis)

They were mean. I won't play with them. (par conséquent)

We can play with tennis. We can play football. (ou)

I have brown hair. My brother has blond hair. (alors que)

I have brown hair whereas my brother has blond hair.

I have brown hair but my brother has blond hair.

I have brown hair or my brother has blond hair.

I have brown hair and my brother has blond hair.

The mailman came. He was having a shower (pendant que)

The mailman came while he was having a shower.

The mailman came whereas he was having a shower.

The mailman came and he was having a shower.

The mailman came or he was having a shower.

This cat is black. It is white. (et)

This cat is black while white.

This cat is black and white.

This cat is black but white.

This cat is black or white.

He likes Maths. He hates Geography. (mais)

He likes Maths whereas he hates Geography.

He likes Maths or he hates Geography.

He likes Maths but he hates Geography.

He likes Maths and he hates Geography.

It's not raining. We can play outside. (donc)

It's not raining and we can play outside.

It's not raining so we can play outside.

It's not raining though we can play outside.

It's not raining or we can play outside.

Lucy is older. She plays with us. (mais)