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11 Aug 2014
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Can I use those words “In addition" and "besides“ as the same meaning ?
I want to know the sentences for example.
Can I use those words “In addition" and "besides“ as the same meaning ?
I want to know the sentences for example.
I want to know the sentences for example.
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- English (US)
they have a very similar meaning.
in addition = besides that
I like cake. In addition, I like cookies.
I like cake. Besides that, I like cookies.
- Japanese
'Besides that'...I didn't know the way to say like this.
Thank you so much;)
Thank you so much;)
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