Name: English for Beginners & Children: AND, OR, BUT
Uploaded: 2026-01-29T18:57:41.000Z
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This lesson is for you, even if you don't like spongebob.

If you are learning English, spongebob and I are here to help you.

Also, if you have a child who's learning English, pause the video, come get them.

I'm going to teach your child some cool English things.

Also, I have English lessons on my private website, englishwithronnie.com I will teach your children privately.

Anyways, SpongeBob, I'm going to put you down for now.

Very, very easy and the most popular in English.

You maybe know the word and, but how to use it in a sentence?

So a conjunction takes two ideas and puts them together with the conjunction.

And we have two ideas that are the same or super similar to make a sentence.

So adds to the same idea in this sentence.

We're going to put them together in the sentence using.

Try and think of two things that you like and put them together in a sentence.

Can you think of an example of two things you like?

We have the word or so or again is a conjunction.

So this one, when we use the word or, it means someone's giving us a choice most of the time, but

So you go somewhere and someone says, hey, hey, hey, you.

You have to be very careful and listen to people because sometimes people, hey, would you like black or white?

So if you hear the magic word or, you know, you have to make a choice.

Would you like chocolate or peanut butter?

You can say that, but if you just say yes, people are confused.

You go to someone's house, hey, Would you like tea or coffee?

If I go to your house, I'll have a coffee.

Okay, and the last one we have contrast when we use but so.

But another conjunction is showing us the contrast of something.

And we're two things the same, but we're telling you it's a little bit different.

So as an example, we can say, oh, I like Lego, but.

I want to go to the beach, but it's raining.

You can kind of think of this as positive and negative.

So contrast we use but how about you think of something?

If I say, tell me something you like, and

then tell me something you don't like and use but I'll give you another example.

So I hope that you can now use three words, conjunctions.

And then we have am, which means the same.

All right, guys, I hope you enjoyed and learned a lot.