English Grammar Exercise - Prepositions

[@nayananithin3641]

In the 29th question, the answer is supposed to be "by" because it means "next to" and besides means "other than something "it is supposed to be beside not besides as beside means " next to or at the side of something or someone".The video is very informative, helped me a lot during my preparation for my exam.Thanks ma'am.

[@ManabKaman_9337]

I guess it's besides only

[@padmavegesna8974]

Yes it is by only or can be beside not besides

[@linda_nieves1586]

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[@virgiliopetalcurin6370]

29. He was sitting "beside" him at metro. Not "besides" Because it refers a Location. "Besides" if in Addition or Moreover

[@mayachuiko]

And the answer By me is also correct!

[@arif3.0]

@@mayachuikoyes. the correct ans is by

[@JemaMrong]

Yes you are right beside is correct in this sentence because beside means next to somebody or something

[@RejoicexalyneRejoice]

What about by me? Am abit challenged there

[@osamaabdurrahim9146]

24 no. was also wrong. Open your book at page 40. We wil use "at" instead of "on" here.

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[@jamessapamjamessapamjamess883]

29 by because by means beside besides means in addition to

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It's a very important and useful video for everyone who wants to be an expert both in grammar and speaking.

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unnoticed. Appunto

[@carthymaina1740]

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[@jayarao5747]

Question no 29 answer is beside not besides

[@Kechema]

She is right bc besides mean more

[@61041043]

You are right ,it is "beside"

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[@JemaMrong]

Yes beside is correct because beside means next to somebody or something

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[@platinumsam1]

I'm addicted to these videos. I think question 29 the answer should've been beside not besides. These 2 words mean 2 different things. Besides means in addition to, while beside mean next to.

[@alanwalker1207]

Besides, in that sentence indicate that both suggestions/advice and money were given

[@Mr.Dee0309]

yeah its wrong it should be beside because he on the side of something

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[@MakameAbdallah-wn3hc]

I think the correct word to use is using instead of spending

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[@shivrajsingh9422]

With,on,of,with,of,by,into,of, etc thanks mam 🎉❤

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[@LKLogic]

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[@hellenmwiinga6500]

Hello good presentation but 29 is wrong, it's beside(next to) not besides😂

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By and at usually confuse help me to understand more❤

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[@avasaniravikumar2256]

For question no.29 it's beside not besides.It seemed mam was confused today..... sitting beside is the correct usage.

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As for me l got 30 out of 30 when l was a primary school teacher in Kenya l taught that stuff. Here in America many people say, " I didn't see nobody" which is wrong. Negative should not go with a negative in the same sentence. If the first part is negative, the second one to finish the sentence should be positive. Therefore we say, l didn't see anybody. But you can say l saw nobody or l saw somebody.

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[@migpms1982]

Very helpful while teaching my daughter. At question no. 24 the answer should be "at" page no. 40. Plz recheck. Thanks&regards😊

[@GollawilsonDavidRaju]

Thank you madam. Q: No: 29 -- answer is " beside". Pl check once.

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[@mirrordimension3123]

open your book at page 40 should be the right one recheck please.

[@mbelabariki3691]

Thank you. But qn 29 The answer should be beside and not besides just because of nearness of something. Besides is used for adding information about something or a person

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Please explain why we use of ,why at ..,........on ,,in because like me beginner students don't know 😊

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[@farousibadran1953]

Question 29: There is a mistake, it should be answer b 'beside' and not 'besides'

[@blackerscreenproductions1368]

The full correction looks like: "He was sitting beside him on the metro." Good catch though!

[@group4oftutorial11]

i got confused here, thank you!

[@gouravsahoo667]

Question no. 25 is also wrong....don't use article after By....so it will be in a car ...

[@blackerscreenproductions1368]

@@gouravsahoo667 What's interesting about this is that it could also be written as: *"He goes to school by car."* _(without any articles whatsoever)._ However, I think she confused the answer with question 6. *"John travelled by train."* _(further stating "by train, by bus, by boat" after asking the question at [__1:53__])_ to question 25's answer as they are similar. Although the article *"a"* doesn't seem to be a typo here, and as you correctly observed, the answer should be *"c) in"* in that sentence.

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​@@gouravsahoo667by car is correct

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Hi, thanks for explaining, but why didn't you use " in a car" but "by a car"

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I prefer coffee than tea ? Not to right

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I prefer coffee to/over tea is correct.

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I prefer coffee than tea - whether it is wrong

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I prefer coffee to tea is correct

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[@Bangkokian70]

Following the correct grammatical usage "we use " prefer ... to..." not than.

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