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Question: Jane won't take part in our class' activities voluntarily UNLESS she is asked to.
= Someone / You had better ask Jane to take part in our class' activities, OTHERWISE she won't do it voluntarily.
= Someone / You had better ask Jane to take part in our class' activities. OTHERWISE, she won't do it voluntarily.
= Someone / You had better ask Jane to JOIN IN our class' activities, OR / OR ELSE she won't do it voluntarily.
= If someone doesn't / you don't ask Jane to take part in our class' activities, she won't do it on her own initiative. ?
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When a conjunctive adverb connects two independent clauses in one sentence, it is preceded by a semicolon and followed by a comma.
You had better ask Jane to take part in our class' activities; OTHERWISE, she won't do it voluntarily.
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what is your point?
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