Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Apart"

A: The phrase is “apart from this” and it means “with the exception of” or “not including.”

A: You can use apart from when you are making an exception.

Alternative phrases;
Except for...


"Everyone was asleep apart from the crying baby."

A: In this context, it means "seperate locations"

A: @Forsenicola: It means to leave separately in this sentence

A: It means he *only* told Fowler. "perhaps" means that the writer is guessing, though, so he may have told nobody.

If we simplify the logic: "He will have told no one about it, apart from Fowler."

"apart from" means "except for", like 除了～之外 in Chinese: 除了Fowler之外，他沒有告訴誰這個消息。

A: All the dogs are brown apart from the back dog.

Apart from the black dog, all the dogs are brown.

I can't bear to be apart from my dog

A: “Apart from” basically means “except”
Everyone apart from me went
Everyone except me went

A: First of all, don't mix up apart with a part. Apart means something fell apart for instance, synonyms would be broken or unattached pieces or not together. A part means to be a part of.
Sample sentence with Apart:
My brother had been apart from his girlfriend for a long time.
Sample sentence with a part:
I am a part of the Western Union Rugby team.
Hope this helps

A: Today I and my wife are going to be apart.
My parents are now living apart.
North Korea and South Korea are apart because of an alleged wall.

A: We live far apart.
Apart from your leg, do you have any other injuries?

A: Apart from goes instead of except for + noun/pronoun. This may be the reason why it's impossible in this case.

A: They are all very similar. I think the only difference is where we use them.

In different sentences we probably choose a different phrase, just for familiarity.

A: Apart from dancing, I also enjoy singing and action. (Besides is very similar and can be used instead of apart from)

I have an essay to write, in addition to the other homework I normally have.

I like all vegetables except for broccoli.

A: @kuanWang: "Expect" is used to show exclusion. An exception is something that contradicts or goes against a standard rule. On the other hand, "besides" is used to show inclusion. It means in addition to or also. Examples:

Everyone in my class did terrible on the exam except me. (I was the only one who did well on the exam. I was an exception.)

I have a lot of hobbies. Besides playing volleyball, I enjoy painting artworks, baking desserts, and reading novels. (In addition to volleyball, I like to paint, bake, and read. Volleyball is included in my list of hobbies)

A: "Apart from" can mean either including or excluding.
Including: "Apart from orange juice, I also drink tea and coffee with my breakfast."
Excluding: "I don't like any school subjects apart from mathematics."

"Except for" just means excluding.
"I don't like any school subjects except for mathematics."

"Except for" is a bit more common in everyday language than "apart from."

A: “Apart”

A: bedoel je zoals in hoe je het schrijft of hoe je het zegt.

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A: @WinnieChen22: apart mean seperate

she grew very much apart from her boyfriend the relationship sadly drifted away and ended

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A: Perfect!