Transition words are super important for making your French sentences flow better. They help connect your ideas, which makes your writing and speaking sound smoother. Here are some easy examples:

1. Addition: "et" (and), "de plus" (moreover)

   • Example: "Il aime le chocolat; de plus, il adore les bonbons." (He likes chocolate; moreover, he loves candy.)

2. Contrast: "mais" (but), "cependant" (however)

   • Example: "Je veux sortir; cependant, il pleut." (I want to go out; however, it’s raining.)

3. Cause and Effect: "donc" (so), "par conséquent" (therefore)

   • Example: "Il a étudié; donc, il a réussi." (He studied; so, he succeeded.)

Using these words the right way makes your sentences clearer and more interesting!