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Anonymous Posted 18 years ago
Vocabulary
Others, Other
What's the difference between 'others', 'other', 'the others' and 'the other'?
I never seem to understand this.
Thanks for your help.
I never seem to understand this.
Thanks for your help.
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Other is one; others is more than one. The other is specific or previously mentioned; the others is specific or previously mentioned. Other and the other are more usually adjectives, where others and the others are always pronouns.
- Other is one; others is more than one.
- The other is specific or previously mentioned; the others is specific or previously mentioned.
- Other and the other are more usually adjectives, where others and the others are always pronouns.
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Other is one; others is more than one.
The other is specific or previously mentioned; the others is specific or previously mentioned.
Other and the other are more usually adjectives, where others and the others are always pronouns.
The other is specific or previously mentioned; the others is specific or previously mentioned.
Other and the other are more usually adjectives, where others and the others are always pronouns.
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