when do we use one and ones?when can't we use one and ones ?How are they different between each other?
I'm always facing such confusion when I come across with this.Plus, I've gone through some exercise related to it,using one/ones where possible.Can someone check for me whether I've chosen the right answer.Thanks indeed.
1)The screwdriver's is too big. Have you got...?one
2)Are those plastic flowers or...?ones
3)Italian ice-cream is much better than....one
4)Would you like a vanila ice-cream or...?one
5)I hate hot weather, i much prefer...one
6)The older children are allowed to go home for lunch,but...at school.ones
7)That's not a carving knife-it's a ....one
8)This exercise is boring.Can we...?ones
Top answer
'One' is 1; 'ones' is 2 or more. You cannot use either with uncountable referents. These are right: 1) The screwdriver is too big.
— Mister Micawber
'One' is 1; 'ones' is 2 or more.
You cannot use either with uncountable referents.
These are right: 1) The screwdriver is too big.
Have you got...?
one 2) Are those plastic flowers or...?
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