1He has bought ............... home.
Wrong!
Use "another" before a singular countable noun to mean one more or an additional one.
2Where are the ...............?
Wrong!
Use "others" as a plural pronoun when it is not followed by a noun.
3Show me the ............... hand.
Wrong!
Use "other" before a singular noun when it means the remaining one of two.
4Can I have ............... cup of coffee?
Wrong!
Use "another" before a singular countable noun to mean one more.
5We must love one ...............
Wrong!
The reciprocal expression is "one another" when people in a group have the same feeling or action toward each other.
6The two brothers love each ...............
Wrong!
The reciprocal expression for two people is "each other".
7I can't find the ............... photos.
Wrong!
Use "other" before a plural noun such as "photos"; do not add -s to the adjective.
8Raju has arrived, but the ............... haven't.
Wrong!
Use "others" as a plural pronoun when the noun is not repeated.
9You won't get ............... chance.
Wrong!
Use "another" before a singular countable noun to mean one more.
10Do you have any ............... colors?
Wrong!
Use "other" before a plural noun such as "colors" to mean additional or different ones.
11You can take this. I will take the ............... one.
Wrong!
Use "the other" before a singular noun to mean the remaining one of two.
12You should water the plants every ............... day.
Wrong!
The expression "every" other "day" means every second day.
Answers
- He has bought another home.
- Where are the others?
- Show me the other hand.
- Can I have another cup of coffee?
- We must love one another.
- The two brothers love each other.
- I can’t find the other photos.
- Raju has arrived, but the others haven’t.
- You won’t get another chance.
- Do you have any other colors?
- You can take this. I will take the other one.
- You should water the plants every other day.
