USE OF BESIDE & BESIDES SERIES | ENGLISH | ALL COMPETITIVE EXAMS

We sometimes get confused with the words Beside and Besides. Grammatically, besides is an adverb or a preposition, and beside is a preposition. The word 'Besides' is used to add extra or additional information whereas 'Beside' refers to something which is close, or nearby.

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