and

Used to join words, phrases or sentences that go together or are added to each other.

• I have two brothers and a sister.
  İki erkek kardeşim ve bir kız kardeşim var.
• We went to the park and played games.
  Parka gittik ve oyunlar oynadık.

Used to show that one action happens after another.

• She opened the door and walked in.
  Kapıyı açıp içeri girdi.
• Wash your hands and come to the table.
  Ellerini yıka ve sofraya gel.

Used to show that the second thing is a result of the first.

• It started to rain, and we all got wet.
  Yağmur başladı ve hepimiz ıslandık.
• He missed the bus and was late for work.
  Otobüsü kaçırdı ve işe geç kaldı.

Used after an order or suggestion to say what will happen if someone does it.

• Study hard and you will pass the exam.
  Çok çalışırsan sınavı geçersin.
• Take this road and you'll see the hospital.
  Bu yoldan gidersen hastaneyi görürsün.

Used in numbers between hundreds and tens or units, and before fractions.

• The ticket cost two hundred and fifty lira.
  Bilet iki yüz elli lira tuttu.
• I waited for an hour and a half.
  Bir buçuk saat bekledim.

Used between two identical words to show that something continues or increases.

• The weather is getting colder and colder.
  Hava giderek soğuyor.
• We walked for hours and hours in the forest.
  Ormanda saatlerce yürüdük.

Used after go, come and try instead of to, in spoken English.

• Go and see who is at the door.
  Git, kapıda kim var bak.
• Try and finish your homework before dinner.
  Ödevini akşam yemeğinden önce bitirmeye çalış.