mais

et

ou

donc

As a result

In addition or moreover.

In contrast

For example

'Quand' functions exclusively as an adjective.

'Quand' indicates a place in a sentence.

'Quand' functions as a conjunction or adverb indicating time.

'Quand' is only used as a noun.

In a conditional statement, 'si' implies 'if'.

'si' means 'then'

'si' indicates 'unless'

'si' refers to 'because'

To connect the subject with the action of flying.

To connect the subject with the action of swimming.

To connect the subject with the action of cooking.

To connect the subject with the action of driving.

and

or

nor

but

It signifies a contrast between two situations.

It is used to express a cause-and-effect relationship.

It signifies a time-related sequence of events.

It indicates a similarity between two situations.

'Lorsque' is used to express a condition rather than a time.

'Lorsque' is used to indicate a future event.

'Lorsque' refers to a duration of time.

'Lorsque' is used to refer to a specific time when something happens.

provided that

unless

as long as

in case of

'En raison de' serves as a conjunction in sentences.

'En raison de' is used to indicate a conclusion.

'En raison de' indicates the cause or reason in a sentence.

'En raison de' expresses a condition or hypothesis.

but

or

also

and

It adds the meaning of 'however' or 'but'.

It indicates a conclusion or summary.

It adds the meaning of 'furthermore' or 'in addition'.

It introduces a contrasting idea.

'Avant que' signifies an event that happens after another.

'Avant que' indicates a simultaneous occurrence of events.

'Avant que' indicates a time relationship where one event occurs before another.

'Avant que' is used to express a future event only.

It confirms the condition is always true.

It implies an exception to the condition.

It adds a requirement to the condition.

It negates the condition entirely.