Difference between Lewis, Bronsted, and Conjugate acids and bases

[Tawny Vu 1A]

I don't understand the difference between Lewis, Bronsted, and Conjugate acids and bases. Could someone explain them? Also what's a good way to remember the differences?

[Rebekah Han 2K]

Lewis acid/base are based off of electrons. Lewis acids accept electrons while lewis bases donate electrons. Brondsted Lowry acid/base are based off of protons (H+). Bronsted acids donate protons while Bronsted bases accept protons. For conjugate acids and bases, a conj acid-base pair differ by only one proton. A conj base is formed when a proton is taken away from an acid while a conj acid is formed when a proton is added to a base.