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Other vs. Another Exercise

October 26, 2021 - B1pdf

Fill in the blanks.

Progress 0 of 12 answered
1I would like ............... drink.
Wrong!
Use "another" before a singular countable noun to mean one more.
2He has two cars. One is in the garage. Where is ...............?
Wrong!
Use "the other" for the second of two things already mentioned.
3Some people support him while ............... oppose him.
Wrong!
Use "others" without a noun to mean other people in a general plural sense.
4There were two participants. One was from Spain, and ............... was from France.
Wrong!
Use "the other" for the second person in a group of two.
5James, Samuel, and three ............... boys are there.
Wrong!
Use "other" before a plural noun such as "boys".
6There is a library on ............... side of the road.
Wrong!
Use "the other" to mean the opposite one of two sides.
7She only reads biographies. She doesn't read any ............... books.
Wrong!
Use "other" after "any" before a plural noun such as "books".
8Some participants have arrived. Where are ...............?
Wrong!
Use "the others" for the remaining people in a specific group.
9It will take ............... two months to finish the project.
Wrong!
Use "another" before a number to mean an additional amount.
10There were two boys in the room. One was John, and ............... was Sam.
Wrong!
Use "the other" for the second boy when there are exactly two.
11I think you should give him ............... chance to prove himself.
Wrong!
Use "another" before a singular countable noun to mean one more.
12Does he have any ............... sources of income?
Wrong!
Use "other" after "any" before a plural noun such as "sources".
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Answers

  1. I would like another drink.
  2. He has two cars. One is in the garage. Where is the other?
  3. Some people support him while others oppose him.
  4. There were two participants. One was from Spain, and the other was from France.
  5. James, Samuel, and three other boys are there.
  6. There is a library on the other side of the road.
  7. She only reads biographies. She doesn’t read any other books.
  8. Some participants have arrived. Where are the others?
  9. It will take another two months to finish the project.
  10. There were two boys in the room. One was John, and the other was Sam.
  11. I think you should give him another chance to prove himself.
  12. Does he have any other sources of income?
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