Pronouns
“One-Ones” are used if we do not want to repeat a countable noun | Would you like the green sweater or the blue one? Where are the glassses? I need some big ones.
“Other/the other” can be used as an adjective and pronoun in a sentence.
“Other” means “more “ or “different”. Used to refer to people or things that are additional or different from people or things that have been mentioned or are known about. | Mr Harris and Mrs Bate and three other teachers were there. Are there any other questions? What other writers do you know?
After words the, my, your, etc. is used to refer the second of two people or things | My other brother is a doctor. I’ve got two sons. One of them lives in England and the other one studies in Spain. He raised one hand and then the other.
After the words the, my, your, etc. it is used to refer to the remaining people or things in a group. | This book isn’t interesting. What about the other ones?
After the article “the” it is used to refer to a place, direction, etc. that is opposite to where you are, what you are doing, etc. | I work on the other side of the town
others-the rest =more, apart from those already mentioned | Some people like coffee, others prefer tea.
“Another” can be used as a determiner and pronoun in a sentence.
another=one more. It can also go with expressions of time, distance or money. | I’d like another glass of apple juice
another means one more; an extra thing or person. | Would you like another drink? She has got another question.
another means different, a different person or thing. | The room is small, let’s see if they have got another one.