* The bus stopped and the man got off.
   * We use "and" to connect two actions that happened sequentially.
 * Junk food tastes so good but it is bad for your health.
   * We use "but" to contrast two opposing ideas.
 * You should eat less junk food or you will put on weight.
   * We use "or" to present a choice or a possible consequence.
 * He is a vegetarian so he doesn’t eat any meat.
   * We use "so" to show a result.
 * Would you like meat or vegetables for lunch?
   * We use "or" to offer a choice.
 * Susan went to the park and had a ride on the swing.
   * We use "and" to connect two actions.
 * I love fruit but I am allergic to strawberries.
   * We use "but" to contrast two opposing ideas.
 * There was a heavy rain so the roads were flooded.
   * We use "so" to show a result.