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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
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Besides means in addition to?
Doesn't 'besides' mean 'in addition' to?
If so, then this is wrong right?
He's played amazingly besides that one horrible game he had.
Thanks
If so, then this is wrong right?
He's played amazingly besides that one horrible game he had.
Thanks
Top answer
He's played amazingly well besides (=except for) that one horrible game he had.
- He's played amazingly well besides (=except for) that one horrible game he had.
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He's played amazingly well besides (=except for) that one horrible game he had.
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