apart from that
prepositional phrase.prepositional phrase. you use this to say that something is true except for the one thing you just mentioned.
prepositional phrase. a prepositional phrase used as a sentence adverbial to indicate an exception to a preceding statement or to transition between a specific detail and a general summary.
The room is small, but apart from that, it is perfect.
I have a slight headache, but apart from that, I feel much better today.
The manuscript requires minor stylistic revisions to the second chapter; apart from that, the editorial board found the research to be exceptionally rigorous.
usually appears at the beginning of a sentence or after a conjunction like 'but' to introduce a contrast.
encourage students to use this as a cohesive device in writing to move from a specific negative point to a general positive conclusion.
Apart of that, the trip was great.Apart from that, the trip was great.the fixed preposition is 'from'; 'apart of' is a common error likely influenced by 'as part of'.