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Other vs. Another Exercise

December 29, 2019 B1pdf

Fill in the blanks.
Progress 0 of 12 answered
1Can I have ............... cup of coffee?
Wrong!
Use "another" to mean one more of the same kind.
2They looked at each ...............
Wrong!
The reciprocal phrase is "each other" when two or more people do the same thing to one another.
3You take this one, and I will take the ............... one.
Wrong!
Use "other" after "the" to refer to the second one of two things.
4We must love one ...............
Wrong!
The reciprocal phrase is "one another" when people have the same feeling or action toward each other.
5The ............... people have arrived.
Wrong!
Use "other" before a plural noun such as "people".
6Many ............... have also come.
Wrong!
Use "others" as a plural pronoun when no noun follows it.
7You will never get ............... chance.
Wrong!
Use "another" before a singular countable noun to mean an additional one.
8One man's meat is ............... man's poison.
Wrong!
In this proverb, "another" means a different person.
9I saw her ............... day.
Wrong!
The time expression is "the other day", meaning a few days ago.
10Who is the ............... woman?
Wrong!
Use "other" after "the" before a singular noun such as "woman".
11There are only two shirts: you take this one, and I will take ............... shirt.
Wrong!
Use "the other" when there are two items and you mean the second one.
12They have bought ............... flat in Dubai.
Wrong!
Use "another" before a singular countable noun to mean one more or an additional one.

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  1. Can I have another cup of coffee?
  2. They looked at each other
  3. You take this one, and I will take the other one.
  4. We must love one another
  5. The other people have arrived.
  6. Many others have also come.
  7. You will never get another chance.
  8. One man’s meat is another man’s poison.
  9. I saw her the other day.
  10. Who is the other woman?
  11. There are only two shirts: you take this one, and I will take the other shirt.
  12. They have bought another flat in Dubai.

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