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Clyde Posted 20 years ago
Grammar
other/another
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I know that these two (other, another) are not the same, however, both of them can mean "different" so how about such a sentence "I haven't got other idea"/ I haven't got another idea" Do they mean the same in this case?
thank you
I know that these two (other, another) are not the same, however, both of them can mean "different" so how about such a sentence "I haven't got other idea"/ I haven't got another idea" Do they mean the same in this case?
thank you
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Clyde "I haven't got other idea "/ I haven't got another idea" "Other idea" is wrong. You could say I haven't any other idea s (more/different ideas) or I haven't another idea. (one idea more/different)
- Clyde "I haven't got other idea "/ I haven't got another idea" "Other idea" is wrong.
- You could say I haven't any other idea s (more/different ideas) or I haven't another idea.
- (one idea more/different)
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Clyde "I haven't got other idea"/ I haven't got another idea""Other idea" is wrong. You could say I haven't any other ideas (more/different ideas) or I haven't another idea. (one idea more/different)
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other by itself would need a plural noun after it.
another idea, the other idea, other ideas, the other ideas
another ticket, the other ticket, other tickets, the other tickets
CJ
another idea, the other idea, other ideas, the other ideas
another ticket, the other ticket, other tickets, the other tickets
CJ
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