Des questions concernant des phrases d'exemple avec, et la définition et l'utilisation de "Otherwise"

A: "Or else"
Used to show alternative or contrast to a previous statement.

"You should finish your homework; otherwise, you won't be allowed to go out."
"You should finish your homework; or else, you won't be allowed to go out."

A: It has the meaning of "If not".

A: Otherwise is defined as in other circumstances, other ways or other respects, or can mean "or else."

The dog has one white paw but is otherwise brown.

My name is Joseph, otherwise known as Joe.

I'm allergic to nuts otherwise (or else) I would eat them.

A: A different option.

[Scenario]

Teacher: Make sure to pass this exam. Otherwise, you will fail the semester.

A: "I need to rest tonight. Otherwise, I'll be too tired tomorrow morning."

"I'm going to continue until I'm told otherwise."

Otherwise is similar to "or else", which I'll add to the first example sentence so you can see: "I need to rest tonight. Or else I'll be too tired tomorrow morning."

In the second sentence, "otherwise" is used to show a disagreement or (even an alternative): "I'm going to continue until I'm told to stop". Being told "to stop" is the alternative to continuing.

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A: She's that popular because she's the mayor's daughter, otherwise she'd just be a random girl.

He was being so annoying I got mad when I'd have otherwise kept my composure.

You may want to have that wound looked at, otherwise it could get infected.

A: ex: "Don't talk back otherwise you are not getting dessert"
ex: "She must not have made it back home otherwise the lights would be on"

A: Do your homework, otherwise I will take away your toy.

Otherwise than losing the game, she felt happy.

A: Do your homework otherwise the teacher will tell you off

Christmas was exciting, but otherwise an uneventful holiday

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A: "or else" has a bit of an ultimatum to it, eg "clean your room or else you wount be allowed to go to the party on the weekend".

Compared with "otherwise" which means the second thing in the clause happens only if the first one fails. ....eg "Let's try and get the red paper,otherwise if that not available we'll get the green".

A: Otherwise is used to connect two clauses or sentences together.

Example:
You have to do fix the sink this way otherwise it won’t work correctly.

You can you other way like this:

Example:
Why are you taking this route when we have to go the other way?

A: closer the door. otherwise, the cat will get out. the cat must stay in, unlike the dog which is allowed to go out.

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A: Otherwise.

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