FANBOYS
* For: Indicates reason or cause.
* Example: "I went to the store for milk."
* And: Indicates addition or joining.
* Example: "I went to the store and bought milk."
* Nor: Indicates a negative addition to a previous negative statement.
* Example: "I didn't go to the store nor did I buy milk."
* But: Indicates contrast or exception.
* Example: "I went to the store, but they didn't have milk."
* Or: Indicates an alternative or choice.
* Example: "You can go to the store or order milk online."
* Yet: Indicates contrast or unexpected outcome.
* Example: "I went to the store, yet they were out of milk."
* So: Indicates result or consequence.
* Example: "I went to the store, so I could buy milk."
Other Coordinating Conjunctions:
* Neither...nor: Indicates a negative statement about two things.
* Example: "I want neither the red sweater nor the blue one."
* Both...and: Indicates that two things are true.
* Example: "I like both chocolate and vanilla ice cream."
Important Note: When using coordinating conjunctions, be sure to connect elements of equal grammatical value (e.g., two phrases, two clauses, two words).