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Venusinfurs Posted 21 years ago
Vocabulary
'Apart from'
Is it correct to use 'apart from' in this context?
'what I like to do, apart from studying, is ...'
Instead of 'besides'. Does it exist?? If it does, is it more formal or less formal or what??
Thank you.
'what I like to do, apart from studying, is ...'
Instead of 'besides'. Does it exist?? If it does, is it more formal or less formal or what??
Thank you.
Top answer
Yes, apart from is fine. It is more formal
- Yes, apart from is fine.
- It is more formal
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