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Another vs Other Exercise
Each Other / Every Other / Others
(the) Other(s), Another, Each Other, Every Other
Subject Explanations:
Forms of Other
Subject Exercises:
Another vs Other Exercises 1
Forms of Other Exercise 2
Another vs Other Exercise 2
Another vs Other Exercise 3
Fill in the blanks with
another, (the) other (s), each other, every other
.
1. My sister has ---- two years to go before she finishes her university course.
2. Mr. and Mrs. White are arriving this evening but ---- guests won't be here until tomorrow.
3. Now that John is working in Newcastle we don't get to see ---- very often.
4. I don't have time to read a newspaper every day, so I buy one ---- day.
5. Two new students started today. One is Jane Lloyd and ---- is Ruth Howard.
6. I've got one of the five books I ordered but ---- haven't arrived yet.
7. In ---- five years I'll be running my own business.
8. Even though Clare and Frances see ---- at school every day, they still spend half an hour talking to ---- on the phone every evening.
9. One of the most environmentally-friendly means of transport is the bicycle; ---- are the train and the tram.
10. Only two students passed the exam. All ---- failed.
11. Some people liked the film while ---- were shocked by it.
12. Lisa goes horse riding ---- week.
13. I need ---- pair of shoes, these are falling apart.
14. There was a good film on TV ---- night. Did you see it?
15. We're leaving now; ---- will join us later.
16. My mother telephones ---- day to see how I am.
17. He has to write ---- two page s before the article is finished.
18. Have you got ---- book I can read? I've finished mine.
19. Some couples are very dependent on ---- for companionship.
20. I was the only one who liked the film; ---- hated it.
21. 21. It'll be few ---- weeks before I see my brother again.
22. A1though they work together, they don't get along with ----.
23. Sue has to go to the supermarket ---- day to buy food.
24. Simone came to see us ---- day; she looked very well.
25. This was the only house that we could afford; all ---- were too expensive.
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