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This grammar exercise is designed to help learners differentiate between "Beside" and "Besides" in English. While both words may seem similar, they have different meanings and uses. "Beside" refers to something that is positioned next to or alongside something else, while "Besides" means in addition to or apart from. This online exercise includes 15 sentences that will help learners practice using these words correctly. By mastering the correct usage of "Beside" and "Besides," learners can enhance their writing and speaking skills, leading to better communication. Practicing with this exercise will help learners develop their grammar skills and ensure that they use the right word in the right context, making their language more precise and effective.
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