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26 February
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Can I use "add to that" like "besides that"?
e.g.
She's smart and beautiful. (add to that), She's rich, young and even works at google.
Can I use "add to that" like "besides that"?
e.g.
She's smart and beautiful. (add to that), She's rich, young and even works at google.
e.g.
She's smart and beautiful. (add to that), She's rich, young and even works at google.
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No, because it doesn’t make sense.
She’s smart and beautiful but beside that she is rich, young, and even works at google.
If you read the sentence out loud, add to that doesn’t work in this sentence.
- English (US)
"on top of that" is more natural
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She's smart and beautiful, in addition to that, she's rich, young and even works at google.
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