- 1except for I've finished apart from the last question. Language Bankexceptmaking an exception
- She wrote all of the songs on the album except for the final track.
- Apart from/Aside from the final track, all of the songs on the album were written by her.
- The songwriting —with a few minor exceptions — is of a very high quality.
- With only one or two exceptions, the songwriting is of a very high quality.
- The majority of the compositions are less than three minutes long, with the notable exception of the title track.
- With the exception of the title track, this album is a huge disappointment.
- Here is a list of all the band's CDs, excluding unofficial “bootleg” recordings.
- 2in addition to; as well as Apart from their house in Connecticut, they also have a cottage in Nantucket. It was a difficult time. Apart from everything else, we had financial problems. Which Word?besides / except (for) / apart from
- The preposition besides means “in addition to”:What other sports do you like besides football?You use except (for) when you mention the only thing that is not included in a statement:I like all sports except (for) football.You can use apart from with both these meanings:What other sports do you like apart from football? I like all sports apart from football.
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