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Other and another Exercise

July 23, 2014 B1pdf

Complete the following sentences.

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1She has bought ............... car.
Wrong!
Use "another" before a singular countable noun to mean one more or an additional one.
2They looked into each ............... eyes.
Wrong!
The reciprocal phrase is "each other's" before a noun.
3Could I have ............... cup of coffee, please?
Wrong!
Use "another" before a singular countable noun when asking for one more.
4We all should love one ...............
Wrong!
The reciprocal phrase is "one another" when people do the same action to each other.
5The ............... people haven’t arrived.
Wrong!
Use "other" before a plural noun to mean the remaining or additional people.
6Many ............... feel the same.
Wrong!
Use "others" as a plural pronoun meaning other people.
7There are four new students. I’ve met James, but I haven’t met the ...............
Wrong!
Use "the others" to mean the remaining people in a known group.
8She is staying here for ............... few weeks.
Wrong!
Use "another" before a number expression such as "few weeks" to mean an additional period.
9Why don’t you think about ...............?
Wrong!
Use "others" as a plural pronoun meaning other people.
10Where are the ............... photos?
Wrong!
Use "other" before a plural noun such as "photos".

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  1. She has bought another car.
  2. They looked into each other’s eyes.
  3. Could I have another cup of coffee, please?
  4. We all should love one another.
  5. The other people haven’t arrived.
  6. Many others feel the same.
  7. There are four new students. I’ve met James, but I haven’t met the others.
  8. She is staying here for another few weeks.
  9. Why don’t you think about others?
  10. Where are the other photos?

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