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Rommel Posted 8 years ago
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Are 'besides' and 'no other than' correctly used in the sentence?

Are 'besides' and 'no other than' correctly used in the sentence?

Eight schoolchildren enjoyed eating snacks and drinking refreshments besides receiving school supplies, toys, and other gift items from their Santa Clauses who were no other than their schoolteachers.

  

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Rommel Are 'besides' and 'no other than' correctly used in the sentence? "Besides" does not seem to be right here. With besides', you are not including receiving school supplies etc.

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  • Rommel Are 'besides' and 'no other than' correctly used in the sentence?
  • "Besides" does not seem to be right here.
  • With besides', you are not including receiving school supplies etc.
  • on the list of things they enjoyed.
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RommelAre 'besides' and 'no other than' correctly used in the sentence?

"Besides" does not seem to be right here.

With besides', you are not including receiving school supplies etc. on the list of things they enjoyed.


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Rommel

Are 'besides' and 'no other than' correctly used in the sentence?
Eight schoolchildren enjoyed eating snacks and drinking refreshments besides receiving school supplies, toys, and other gift items from their Santa Clauses who were no other than their schoolteachers.

'besides', when used as a preposition, generally has a

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