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Youssefdir Posted 12 years ago
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beside = aside to = next to?
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Are the following the same?
"We must install a garden next to each building."
"We must install a garden besides each building."
"We must install a garden aside to each building."
Are the following the same?
"We must install a garden next to each building."
"We must install a garden besides each building."
"We must install a garden aside to each building."
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Only the first of those is correct. You can also say "... beside each building".
- Only the first of those is correct.
- You can also say "...
- beside each building".
- "next to" is more usual in conversational English though.
- "install" is a slightly odd word to use about a garden.
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Only the first of those is correct. You can also say "... beside each building". "next to" is more usual in conversational English though. "install" is a slightly odd word to use about a garden.
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