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Aaron1988 Posted 19 years ago
Grammar
Besides and beside, makes me confuse
What are their differences? Is it besides this, or beside this?
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'beside' is a preposition. ) 'besides' is an adverb. Addition to something else...
- 'beside' is a preposition.
- ) 'besides' is an adverb.
- Addition to something else...
- )
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'beside' is a preposition. (Sit down beside me!)
'besides' is an adverb. Addition to something else... (People choose jobs for other reasons besides money.)
'besides' is an adverb. Addition to something else... (People choose jobs for other reasons besides money.)
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Any dictionary will give you the difference in meaning of these two words.
"Beside" tells you the place. Example: Sit down beside the fire.
"Besides" means "in addition to". Example: I don't like fast food, besides, I don't have enough money.
"Beside" tells you the place. Example: Sit down beside the fire.
"Besides" means "in addition to". Example: I don't like fast food, besides, I don't have enough money.
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