Across and through

What is a difference between across and through ?

The difference between across and through is similar to the difference between on and in.

In English language through is used to explain movement in three dimensional spaces with things on all sides.

We walked across the street. => We were on the street.

We walked through the river. = > We were in the river.

Besides, except and apart from

Besides, except and apart from sometimes made confusion and question where to use or how to use. Besides usually make additional point to something.

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Already and all ready

What is the difference between Already and All ready. All ready means ‘all are ready’. Already means 'by now' or 'sooner than expected'.

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