''In addition'' and ''In addition to (something)''
What is the difference between these expressions?
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"In addition" is used as a sort of conjunction leading into a new sentence when talking about something else of the same nature. Think of it like a more formal way to combine sentences without using the word "and".
ex: "I like dogs and cats."
"I like dogs. In addition, I love cats."
"In addition to" requires a noun afterwards, unlike "in addition". Using the same sentence above:
ex: "I like dogs and cats."
"In addition to dogs, I also love cats."
The first way "In addition" typically requires the use of 2 sentences, where "in addition to" can be used with one sentence.
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In addition is a adverb pharse whereas in additin to is a propositonal pharse. Grammatically this is how different in term of usage as the following examples:
1. In additon to those subjects, they also taught history and geography.
2.Dr. York is a professor of art. In additon, he is a critic of television.
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