In this exercise we continue with the coordinating conjunctions: ET (union, connection), MAIS (opposition, restriction), OU (alternative).

In this case: *Chloé sings well BUT she prefers to dance*, we have the opposition between singing that she *likes* and dancing that she *likes more*, so we are going to use: **MAIS**.

Chloé chante bien mais elle préfère danser.

In this case we have again the opposition or restriction: he hates classical music BUT he likes modern music. So, we’ll put the conjunction: MAIS

Raphaël déteste la musique classique mais il aime la musique moderne.

In this case we have the union, the connection between the two things: Renaud and Romain like to read comics and they like to read the newspaper.
They like both the same, so we have to put the conjunction: ET

Renaud et Romain aiment lire les BD et ils aiment lire le journal.

In this case we have an alternative: chocolate or ice-cream?

The conjunction showing the alternative between two things is OU.

Mélodie préfère le chocolat ou la glace?

Félix likes both the same: going to the cinema and watching TV, so we’ll put the conjunction of union and connection: ET

Félix aime aller au cinéma et regarder la télé.

In this case we have an opposition: working in the shopping mall vs. working in the library. Therefore, we’ll put the conjunction *mais* BUT.

Héloïse aime travailler au centre commercial mais elle n’aime pas travailler à la bibliothèque.