English, asked by prashamjain1602, 7 months ago

is 'then' and 'Otherwise' are conjunction?

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Answered by akshansh27

Otherwise may be used as an adjective or an adverb. When used as a conjunctive adverb, it connects two independent clauses and needs a semicolon. 'Otherwise' can describe consequences, imply conditions or truth, or describe differences.

Answered by sreehari67

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no...they r not.......

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is 'then' and 'Otherwise' are conjunction?