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Voytaszek Posted 9 years ago
Grammar
Other vs another
Could someone kindly explain to me the main difference between those two adjectives, please? 
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another = an + other , so 'another' always applies only to one item. another day, another dollar, another guy, another thing another can mean a different one or one more . It's only used with countable nouns because it contains 'an'.
- another = an + other , so 'another' always applies only to one item.
- another day, another dollar, another guy, another thing another can mean a different one or one more .
- It's only used with countable nouns because it contains 'an'.
- This knife is dirty.
- Can I have another one?
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another = an + other, so 'another' always applies only to one item.
another day, another dollar, another guy, another thing
another can mean a different one or one more. It's only used with countable nouns because it contains 'an'.
This knife is dirty. Can I have another one? (Can I have a different knife?)
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