English by mistakes

2022-06-09 17:29:04 Open / Comment

2022-06-09 17:29:03 Open / Comment

2022-06-09 17:29:02 Besides working as a doctor, he also writes novels in his spare time.

Use besides only when you give an additional reason for something: 'If
you're too busy, I'll go and post the letter myself. Besides, I think the
walk will do me good.' Open / Comment

2022-06-09 17:28:04 Open / Comment

2022-06-07 09:05:00 Apart from some messed-up nerve endings, the doctors had managed to fix me up pretty good.

When you want to say that someone or something is not included in your
main statement, use apart from (NOT beside/s): 'Apart from Peter,
everyone had a good time. ' Open / Comment

2022-06-07 09:00:00 Open / Comment

2022-06-06 10:07:50 Did you see anyone suspicious?
Not overtly. Besides the usual peeping Tom stuff.

When you mean 'in addition to', use besides (WITHOUT of): 'Who did
you speak to, besides Alice?'

Beside/s of does not exist. Open / Comment

2022-06-06 10:00:51 Open / Comment

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: "will" or "willing" Open / Comment

2022-06-05 13:05:00 I'll be beside myself with glee for there are lots of girls beside I should like to be besides. Beside the sea side. Beside the sea side.

beside = next to: 'She walked over and sat down beside me.'

besides = in addition to; also: 'Who did you invite besides Tom and Mary?'
'Besides tennis, what other games do you play?' 'I'm too old to apply for the job. Besides, it would mean moving house.' Open / Comment