Aside and Beside may confuse a new English learner, and you might misuse the words when communicating. Aside means to put something out of the way. e.g. He pushed me aside. Beside means next to someone or something. e.g. She sat beside John.
Comparison chart
 | Aside | Beside |
|---|---|---|
| Grammatical Usage | 'Aside' simply means moving something/somebody out of the way. | 'Beside' simply means at the side of something/somebody. |
| Examples | May you please move aside? | He stood beside the door for half an hour. |
| Part of Speech | Adverb | Preposition |
Comments: Aside vs Beside