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Beside
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00 is it correct? 02 br
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00 beside the fact i don't like you , i have to work with you. 02 br
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00 and 02 br
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00 beside the owner,noone else can control this horse. 02 br
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00 can any one explain me more detail about the beside pls 02 br
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00 thanks for your help 0-
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00 is it correct? 02 br
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00 beside the fact i don't like you , i have to work with you. 02 br
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00 and 02 br
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00 beside the owner,noone else can control this horse. 02 br
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00 can any one explain me more detail about the beside pls 02 br
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00 thanks for your help 0-
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0 In the second example 'beside' roughly means 'Discounting' or 'Except'. 02 br 02 br 00 The first example doesn't really make sense - I can't imagine 'beside' being used like that - 'despite' would perhaps be the word you were looking for there? 02 br 02 br 00 A question myself: could someone explain to me when 'besides' is used and when 'beside' is used?
- 0 In the second example 'beside' roughly means 'Discounting' or 'Except'.
- 02 br 02 br 00 The first example doesn't really make sense - I can't imagine 'beside' being used like that - 'despite' would perhaps be the word you were looking for there?
- 02 br 02 br 00 A question myself: could someone explain to me when 'besides' is used and when 'beside' is used?
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0 In the second example 'beside' roughly means 'Discounting' or 'Except'. 02 br
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00 The first example doesn't really make sense - I can't imagine 'beside' being used like that - 'despite' would perhaps be the word you were looking for there? 02 br
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00 A question myself: could someone explain to me when 'besides' is used and when 'beside' is used? 0-
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00 The first example doesn't really make sense - I can't imagine 'beside' being used like that - 'despite' would perhaps be the word you were looking for there? 02 br
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00 A question myself: could someone explain to me when 'besides' is used and when 'beside' is used? 0-
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0 From the article on 01 b 00 beside, besides 02 b 00 in 01 i 00 Webster's Dictionary of English Usage 02 i 00 : 02 br
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00 " 01 b 00 Besides 02 b 00 is the easier word to deal with. It has the adverbial action all to itself.... 02 br
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00 -... lost her social position, job, and husband, and was broke bes
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00 " 01 b 00 Besides 02 b 00 is the easier word to deal with. It has the adverbial action all to itself.... 02 br
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00 -... lost her social position, job, and husband, and was broke bes
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0 Thank you, that clears things up - so in the first given examples it should really be 'besides', right? 0-
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0 Yes. As a preposition meaning except, other than, or together with, 01 b 00 besides 02 b 00 is more common. 0-
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