Question

We must leave now.We will miss the train.
Tell the right conjunction

Answer 1

Answer:

We must leave now otherwise, We will miss the train.

Explanation:

In parts of speech, the words which are used to join phrases, words, and sentences are known as conjunctions. Conjunctions are the type of word which helps us to make a connection between the events or happenings taking place around us.

For example:

We must leave now. We will miss the train.

The correct sentence is:

We must leave now otherwise, We will miss the train.

The conjunction used here is otherwise, which is joining the two situations together.

Answer 2

ANSWER:

We must leave now or we will miss the train.

EXPLANATION:

Conjunctions are used to 'join' two sentences, words or phrases into a single sentence. There are different types of conjunctions like coordinating (but, so, or, and) and sub coordinating (after, because, if, till, while, in spite of) conjunctions.

The latter one is joining dependent and independent clauses.  

The given sentence is taking about missing the train if we do not leave now.

So, we use ‘or’ to join both the sentences.