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And but or for so nor are examples of what?

Those words are examples of coordinating conjunctions.

Coordinating conjunctions connect words, phrases, or clauses of equal grammatical rank. They help to show the relationship between the elements they connect.

Here's a breakdown of how each one works:

* And: Adds information or joins similar ideas.

* But: Shows contrast or opposition.

* Or: Offers an alternative.

* For: Provides a reason or explanation.

* So: Shows consequence or result.

* Nor: Adds a negative element, similar to "and not".

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