As well as / besides
1) Besides being rubbish at soups, she is a good chef.
- is it correct to use "besides" here?
2) As well as being a good mother, she really loves her husband.
(she IS and she DOES) - is it correct to use "as well as" here?
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Answers · 4
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I would not risk saying that they can always be interchanged, but they are OK in this example.
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Thank you
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The first example is correct, but the second one sounds kind of weird.
It's better if you say "besides being a good mother, she really loves her husband.
Let me give you some examples with the another conjunction.
I like orange juice as well as grape juice.
That car is cute as well as the green one.
I play the piano as well as the violin.
I hope this helps you ^^
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