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Michaelting Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Beside/besides
Besides that, I sat beside him.
OR
Beside that, I sat besides him.
The boy is beside/besides Edmund.
The food (is/are) good for your health beside/besides being cheap.
Could you please tell me the answer?
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Beside that, I sat besides him.
The boy is beside/besides Edmund.
The food (is/are) good for your health beside/besides being cheap.
Could you please tell me the answer?
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Besides that, I sat beside him. The boy is beside Edmund. The food is good for your health besides being cheap.
- Besides that, I sat beside him.
- The boy is beside Edmund.
- The food is good for your health besides being cheap.
- This is an easy one: just memorize that beside s = al s o and beside = next to.
- Notice that 'besides' and 'also' both have an 's'.
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Besides that, I sat beside him.
The boy is beside Edmund.
The food is good for your health besides being cheap.
This is an easy one: just memorize that besides = also and beside = next to. Notice that 'besides' and 'also' both have an 's'.
The boy is beside Edmund.
The food is good for your health besides being cheap.
This is an easy one: just memorize that besides = also and beside = next to. Notice that 'besides' and 'also' both have an 's'.
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