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12. Beside and besides.
Beside is a preposition meaning "next to" come and sit beside me.
Besides in a preposition or an adverb meaning In addition to or "as well as"
There were many people there besides us.
This vehicle is very fast.
Besides, it's got four - wheel drive.
Besides shouldn't be confused with except.
All of us went besides Bill (= Bill went and we went to)
All of us went except Bill (=Bill didn't go but we did)
13.Between and among
Between is most commonly used to show a division or connexion between two people thing or times.
Divide it equally between the two of you.
There's a good service between here and the Island.
We'll be there between 6 and 6:30.
It can also occasionally be used TO refer to more them two things etc. When they are viewed separately and there are not many:
I lease don't smoke between courses.
Switzerland is between France, Germany, Austria and Italy.
Between is often used in Comparisons and differences when the are two things etc.
What is the difference between these two watches?
It can also be used to refer to shared activity when there are two or more than two:
The scouts collected money for the blind.
Between (or Among) them they got £800 Among (and the less common amongst) + plural noun refers to a mass of things, etc. Which cannot be viewed seporately.
Were you among the members present?
It is often used to refer to three or more:
Professor Webster is among the world's best authorities on Etruscan civilization
14.But (for) and except (for)
But for introduces a condition
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We would have been able to get here on time but for the heavy snow.
Except for means with the exception of
Everyone has helped except for you.
But and except are used without for to mean with the exception of especially after every/any/no compounds.
However, we cannot use but and except as preposition with out for TO begin a sentence.
Everyone but/except you has helped.
Except/but for you every one has helped.
We can only use except (not except for) in front of a prepositional phrase.
We go to bed before 10, except in the summer.
We use bed (not except) in question s like:
Who but John would to a thing like that?
For but and except as conjunctions.