What is the difference between Except and Apart From?

The total number above is 11! But the fundamental difference between these two words is the range!

For example, there are 11 eggs in a basket.

Except is to take out 1 (10 left in the basket) apart from is to put the 10 eggs in the basket in a pile, and the other 1 is separated from them (note: there are still 11 eggs in the basket at this time, and the eggs are still in this basket).

I don't know if you understand the range I'm talking about?

To put it simply, except is subtracted, and apart from is added.

For example, except a, there are 10 members(minus A, there are 10 members).

apart from a, there are 10 members.(plus a, there are 10 members).

except except. outside (i.e. not included).

they all went to the zoo except me.

They all went to the zoo except me. (Everyone went, I didn't go) apart from except. They all went to the zoo apart from me

In addition to me, they also went to the zoo. (I went with everyone).

apart is"Separated"Meaning, but apart from is not.

Except means "except." Outside" i.e. There is no either. Didn't arrive, come and wait.

apart from means "except." Still. i.e. there are others besides this. For example, besides you, there are also me, etc.

The meaning of the former one is other than ...

The latter one is to separate what from what.

The words apart from and except can both be translated as "except", but they don't mean the same thing:

1. apart from can mean both exclusionary and complementary meanings.

Example sentence: apart from this teams should start looking for a purpose in what they are doingIn addition to this, the team should start looking for a more ambitious goal for their work.

2. Except focuses on exclusion and subtraction from the whole.

Example sentence: He changed everything except for the titleExcept for the title, everything has changed for him.

Words explained. 1、phr.Lack; Except for ...Beyond; Not to mention.

Example sentence: She lives in seclusion apart from her friendShe lived a reclusive life away from her friends.

Example sentence: apart from the injuries to his face and hands, he broke both legsIn addition to injuries to his face and hands, he also had two broken legs.

1、prep.Except for ...outside.

Example sentence: They all went to sleep except meThey all went to sleep except me.

2、conj.Unless; Except for ...outside. If not.

Example sentence: it's a poor tune, except to be dancing to.This piece is not good unless it is used as an accompaniment to a dance.

3、vt.Except for ...Except.

Example sentence: you will all be punished; i can except no one.You will all be punished, and I will spare none of you.

apart from, except, and besides all mean to remove.

1) besides and except The former means "besides, and the latter means "to remove this from the whole that everyone knows, and there will be no examples."

2) except for a except for a Except eg:all the essays are well written except nelson's.The words "departed" and "all the essays" are the same kind of thing, so what is removed and what is not removed by except b is not the same kind of thing, except for, and it is usually regretful from the tone eg:

His essay is well written except for a few spelling few spelling mistakes and his essay are not the same thing

3) apart from has multiple meanings: it can mean besides, exept or exept for, and it can also mean without eg: apart from the cost, it will take a lot of time

besides) the orphan had no one to take care of him apart from his uncle.(=except) he has done good work,apart from a few slight faults.(=except for) there can be no knowledge apart from practice.

With out

The meaning of exclusion is different, except (for) means to exclude, i.e., "except for..."Nothing else", while apart from denotes both the exclusionary and complementary meanings.

2.The part of speech of the following words is different, apart from is often followed by a noun, but after except, in addition to nouns or pronouns, there are also adverbs, prepositions, adverbial clauses, immovable forms and other structures.

apart from includes the predicates mentioned later. For example: apart from Liqiang,there is no one in the classroom

except does not include the predicate mentioned later. Such as: except Liqiang, there is no one in the classroom

apart from,In addition to that, it means except。。。 Nothing else.

Except vt put... Except that the two are different.

except: refers to the removal of a part of the totality of the same type of thing. For example: he gets up early everyday except sundayHe wakes up early every day except Sunday.

apart from；Its meaning depends on the context, sometimes interchangeably with except, sometimes in place of besidesFor example: apart from the coat, the hat doesn't suit me.

In addition to the fact that the price is too expensive, this hat is not suitable for me to wear.

Except for use among like-minded.

apart from can be used in the same or different classes.

except means "except ......Outside, (the rest are) ......It is often used in conjunction with words such as "all, every, no, none, nothing" that contain an overall positive or negative meaning.

part from；Its meaning depends on the context, sometimes interchangeably with except, sometimes in place of besidesFor example: apart from the coat, the hat doesn't suit me.

In addition to the fact that the price is too expensive, this hat is not suitable for me to wear.

Except for use among like-minded.

except for different classes.

apart from can be used in the same or different classes.

except for: except for ......In addition, the "excluded" part and the discourse part are usually not the same thing;

Example sentence: This article is easy to understand except for some idiomatic expressions

This article is very easy to understand, except for a few idiomatic phrases.

apart from means "except ....outside. Depending on the above and below, it can be used as both besides and except and except for. For example:

apart from them, i had no one to talk to. （= except）

I had no one to speak to but them.

apart from other considerations, time is also a factor. (=besides）

Among other considerations, time is also a factor.

except for: is used for something other than the aforementioned object, and its object is completely different from the aforementioned object.

For example: the room was very cold and, except for jack, entirely empty

The room was cold and completely empty except for Jack.

In this sentence, the aforementioned object is:"room", and the object of removal is"jack", the two have nothing to do with each other.

apart from: Its meaning depends on the context, sometimes it can be used interchangeably with except, sometimes it can be used instead of besides

apart from the coat, the hat doesn't suit me.

In addition to the fact that the price is too expensive, this hat is not suitable for me to wear.

Except is used between like-minded and means "divide......Outside, (the rest are) ......

apart from can be used in the same or different classes, and its meaning depends mainly on the context, sometimes it can be used interchangeably with except, sometimes it can be used instead of besides

apart from

Paraphrasing removed; Disengage; In addition to this (means except...)Nothing else. Leave aside....(means except...)and beyond).

The network aside; Aloof; Without.

except

vt.Put....Except. Excluding.

prep.Except for ...Outside conj

Unless; [Colloquial] if not; Except for ...Beyond;

vi.Against, to object, to express an objection (in conjunction with to or against).

First, the meaning of words is different.

1. Except focuses on exclusion and indicates the meaning of exclusion, that is, "except...."Nothing else".

Illustration They all went to sleep except tony

With the exception of Tony, they all went to sleep.

2. apart from not only means the meaning of exclusion, but also can mean the meaning of supplement, that is, "except for...".There are still ".

Illustration I like all sports apart from football

I love all sports except football.

Second, the breadth of the meaning of the word is different.

1、except

English [ k sept] American [ k'sɛpt]

v.Excluding. Put....Except. Oppose.

prep.Except for ...outside.

conj.Except for ...Without.

2、apart from

English [ pɑ t fr m] American [ pɑ rt fr m].

prep.Except for ...Outside (both); Without. Except for ...outside (also); Furthermore.

3. Morph words are not the same.

1、except

Third person singular: excepts Present participle: excepting Past tense: excepted Past participle: excepted

2、apart from

No inflections. The answer to the question needs to be followed by from, except that, and cannot be used alone.

apart from that,everything is all right?Meaning: Other than that, is everything okay?