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James do Posted 14 years ago
Grammar

Use "beyond that" and the beginning of the sentence

Can I write like this

If point x lies on plane P, the value of y will be zero. Beyond that, there are two other cases for the value of y: positive and negative.

Can I start the second sentence in that way. Does "besides" have the same meaning when I write:

...Besides, there are two other cases for the value of y: positive and negative.

Thank you!
  

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James, I personally do not think that "beyond that" is suitable for such an expression. "Furthermore or besides" will be much better with your second sentence. Good luck...

— 1000nazzzz

  • James, I personally do not think that "beyond that" is suitable for such an expression.
  • "Furthermore or besides" will be much better with your second sentence.
  • Good luck...
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James,
I personally do not think that "beyond that" is suitable for such an expression. "Furthermore or besides" will be much better with your second sentence.

Good luck...
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Is beyond that the same as apart from that.
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