“Come sit besides me. Beside that, it's a great idea.”
Misused Entry 66 / 1605 60-second read
Beside vs. Besides
Beside" means next to; "besides" means in addition to.
The comparisoni
“Come sit beside me. Besides that, it's a great idea.”
The ruleii
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Beside = physical position.
The 's' changes the meaning entirely.
Memory aidiii
Remember it like this
Beside = physical position. Besides = "also" or "in addition."