I want to play football, *but* (contrast) it’s raining outside.

She must hurry *or* (choice) she will miss the bus.

They were sad *because* (reason) their team lost the game.

I will visit you *as soon as* (time) I finish my work.

He didn’t go to the party, *nor* (addition) did he call to explain why.

You can have tea *or* (choice) coffee, whichever you prefer.

We can go to the cinema *or* (choice) we can just stay at home.

He likes to play chess *and* (addition) read books in his free time.

I was late *because* (reason) the traffic was terrible.

She is talented, *not only* (addition) in singing but also in dancing.

We will go on vacation *as long as* (condition) we save enough money.

*Although* (contrast) he was sick, he decided to go to work.

You need to eat better *if* (condition) you want to improve your health.

He failed the exam, *even though* (contrast) he studied really hard.

I prefer walking *rather than* (preference) driving in the city.

I would go for a walk, *provided* (condition) it stops raining.

You can eat your cake with a fork *or* (choice) a spoon.

*Since* (reason) you are not interested, I’ll go to the concert alone.

We’ll have to cancel our trip *unless* (condition) the weather improves.

She can play the guitar *and* (addition) the piano.

*Because* (reason) of the storm, all flights were canceled.

You will succeed *as long as* (condition) you keep trying.

*Though* (contrast) it’s cheap, I wouldn’t recommend buying that car.

I’ll help you *as soon as* (time) I’m done with my own work.

Keep the window open *so that* (purpose) we can get some fresh air.

He can speak Spanish *as well as* (addition) French and Italian.

*Even if* (condition) it rains, the picnic will go ahead.

We’re saving money *so that* (purpose) we can buy a new house.

*Unless* (condition) you study harder, you might not pass the exam.

*In case* (condition) you get lost, here’s a map.