Conjunctions of Addition:
* et (and): *Elle est belle et intelligente.* (She is beautiful and intelligent.)
* aussi (also): *J'aime le chocolat aussi.* (I like chocolate also.)
* de plus (moreover): *Le livre est intéressant. De plus, il est bien écrit.* (The book is interesting. Moreover, it is well written.)
* en plus (in addition): *J'ai besoin de sucre. En plus, j'ai besoin de farine.* (I need sugar. In addition, I need flour.)
Conjunctions of Opposition:
* mais (but): *Il est grand mais il est faible.* (He is tall but he is weak.)
* or (or): *Tu peux choisir le thé ou le café.* (You can choose tea or coffee.)
* ni...ni (neither...nor): *Il ni chante ni danse.* (He neither sings nor dances.)
* toutefois (however): *Le film était long. Toutefois, il était intéressant.* (The movie was long. However, it was interesting.)
Conjunctions of Comparison:
* comme (like): *Il est grand comme un arbre.* (He is tall like a tree.)
* aussi...que (as...as): *Elle est aussi belle que sa sœur.* (She is as beautiful as her sister.)
* plus...que (more...than): *Il a plus d'argent que moi.* (He has more money than me.)
* moins...que (less...than): *Je suis moins grande que toi.* (I am less tall than you.)
Conjunctions of Conclusion:
* donc (therefore): *Il est malade donc il ne peut pas venir.* (He is sick therefore he cannot come.)
* par conséquent (consequently): *Elle a perdu son travail par conséquent elle n'a plus d'argent.* (She lost her job consequently she has no more money.)
* ainsi (thus): *J'ai étudié dur ainsi j'ai réussi l'examen.* (I studied hard thus I passed the exam.)
Important Note: French correlating conjunctions often require a shift in word order in the second clause. For example:
* *Je suis allé au magasin et j'ai acheté du pain.* (I went to the store and I bought bread.)
* *Il est intelligent mais il est paresseux.* (He is intelligent but he is lazy.)
Remember to pay attention to the context and the meaning you want to convey when choosing the appropriate correlating conjunction.