831 – Except, Besides, & Without

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Besides English, do you study any other languages? I mean, except for your native language. Think about those questions, because without any further delay, I think it’s time to dive right into today’s English lesson.

At first glance, the words besides, except, and without all kinda seem like they’re doing the same thing — talking about adding or leaving something out — but actually, each one has its own job. So let’s break it down.

 

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