alongside with
Hey guys,
Is this phrase ok? It is in the list of "pros" proving that blood donation is a good activity:
"little effort alongside with a significant result"
I'm interested in the "alongside with" expression. Can I use it this way?
Thank you!
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I think you mean "along with", not "alongside with".
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Alongside is a term used when two things are beside each other for example:
Everyone stood together the rich alongside the poor.
In your sentence you would probably say:
Little effort that creates a significant result
Or
Little effort yields significant results
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