Grammar
I play this game on this account apart fron that I play on two, three other accounts.
please examine the sentence and tell me is the usage of "apart from that" is correct or should I have used "besides"?
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apart from that often introduces a relatively minor exception. eg My accent is poor, but apart from that my English is excellent. eg I usually play this game on this account.
- apart from that often introduces a relatively minor exception.
- eg My accent is poor, but apart from that my English is excellent.
- eg I usually play this game on this account.
- Apart from that, I occasionally play on two or three other accounts.
- [You had a run-on sentence that I have fixed.
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apart from that often introduces a relatively minor exception.
eg My accent is poor, but apart from that my English is excellent.
eg I usually play this game on this account. Apart from that, I occasionally play on two or three other accounts.
[You had a run-on sentence that I have fixed. ]
0I play this game on this account. Besides, I play on two or three other accounts. There is no obvious reason here to say 'besides'. Natural English is to say just "I play this game on this account and on two or three others."
A run-on sentence means you have incorrectly joined two sentences into one sentence.
The usual correction is to join with a conjunction
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