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| CONJUNCTIONS (Only, Once, Otherwise, Neither, Unless) |
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Make relationship between two clauses / sentences
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USES OF : Only, Once, Otherwise, Neither, Unless. |
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ONLY |
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| 'Only' is used as a Conjunction, means except that, but, were it not (that): |
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A very beautiful woman, only she squints a little. |
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The day is pleasant, only rather cold. |
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He does well, only that he is nervous at the beginning. |
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I would go with you, only I have no money. |
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OTHERWISE |
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| 'Otherwise' is used to present an alternative situation. |
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Look at the map, please. Otherwise you'll get lost. |
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I hope the weather improves. Otherwise, we'll have to cancel the tour. |
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NEITHER |
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| 'Neither' used to deny or negate words and phrases. |
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They didn't go to the party, and neither did I. |
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Neither drinks nor food are allowed in this room. |
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