and:
He finished lunch and went into the garden.
but:
I ran to the station but missed the train.
I saw him yesterday but he did not greet me.
both...and:
Both he and I teach English.
He teaches both English and French.
either....or:  
Either you or I must tell him.
He plays either football or rugby.
neither.... nor:       
Neither he nor I speak English.
He speaks neither English nor French.
not only...but..as well:   
You must not only wash the dishes but sweep the floor as well.         


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The boys put up their tent in the middle of the field.
They put out the fire and crept into their tent.
I put on my coat and left the house.
We can put you up for the night.(we can provide you with a bed)
He could not put up with him any longer.(He could not stand him)
Put down all the sentences on the blackboard.(write all the sentences)
We cannot have the meeting tonight, we shall have to put it off until tomorrow. (We shall have to postpone it.)
Close your books and put them away.