Hi, Both otherwise and whereas are subordinating conjunctions. My dictionary calls 'otherwise' an adverb. So does, for example, http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/otherwise I don't object to any of the following. I ran home,

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Both otherwise and whereas are subordinating conjunctions. I ran home otherwise I would have been late. OR I ran home , otherwise I would have been late. I ran home whereas Jim walked home. OR I ran home , whereas Jim walked home. In

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can Freddy, did you forget the topic of the question ... It is in the first line of text preceded bythe As usual, English has an exception here. Proper names, such as Yeats's (but not Moses'). Sigh. AM That isn't an example of an