May 23, 2020
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Please correct all the expressions here.
I want to make sure these sentences are correct, because they will be shown quite often during my Anki review. Anki is an electronic flashcard system that helps with memorization. I am kind of a serious student of English writing ;)
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What type of nouns can "other" be used with as the only determiner.
1. singular uncountable nouns
2. plural nouns.
What are the meanings of "the other" as a determiner? Describe the meanings according to whether it is followed by a singular noun or by a plural noun.
What is the meaning of "another" as a determiner?
Is this statement correct?
"another" can be used as a plural pronoun.
Can another take its plural form as below?
anothers
No, it can't.
Is this phrase correct?
another cups of coffee
No, it isn't. "another" cannot be used as a determiner with plural nouns. "another" is essentially "an other".
Among "other", "the other", and "another", which one cannot be used as the determiner for a plural noun and as a plural pronoun?
Another.
What is the difference between "other", not including "the other", and "another" as a singular pronoun?
If "other" can be used as a singular pronoun, it should have another determiner like "any". "another" is used without any additional determiner.
Which one can be used as a determiner for a singular uncountable noun, "other" or "another"?
Other.
Which one can be used as a determiner for a singular countable noun, "other" or "another"?
Another.
Did you practice an imaginary play?
If you didn't, practice one.
To import into my Anki deck
Please correct all the expressions here.
I want to make sure these sentences are correct, because they will be shown quite often during my Anki review.
What type of nouns can "other" be used with as the only determiner.?
"aAnother" can be used as a plural pronoun.
I would use either both a capital letter and a period or neither. But since this is a flashcard answer rather than a stand-alone sentence, it probably doesn't matter.
"aAnother" cannot be used as a determiner with plural nouns.
"aAnother" is essentially "an other".
"aAnother" is used without any additional determiner.
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There wasn't much to correct except a couple of typos and an optional style change for some flashcard answers. I hated to leave an entry with zero responses though. Happy studying :)
May 23, 2020
Thank you! In fact, the capitalizations are not typos. I wandered whether capitalizations are appropriate within quotation marks.
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Please correct all the expressions here. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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I want to make sure these sentences are correct, because they will be shown quite often during my Anki review. I want to make sure these sentences are correct |
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Anki is an electronic flashcard system that helps with memorization. |
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I am kind of a serious student of English writing ;) |
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What type of nouns can "other" be used with as the only determiner. What type of nouns can "other" be used with as the only determiner |
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1. singular uncountable nouns 2. plural nouns. |
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What are the meanings of "the other" as a determiner? |
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Describe the meanings according to whether it is followed by a singular noun or by a plural noun. |
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What is the meaning of "another" as a determiner? |
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Is this statement correct? |
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"another" can be used as a plural pronoun. " I would use either both a capital letter and a period or neither. But since this is a flashcard answer rather than a stand-alone sentence, it probably doesn't matter. |
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Can another take its plural form as below? |
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anothers |
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No, it can't. |
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Is this phrase correct? |
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another cups of coffee |
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No, it isn't. |
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"another" cannot be used as a determiner with plural nouns. " |
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"another" is essentially "an other". " |
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Among "other", "the other", and "another", which one cannot be used as the determiner for a plural noun and as a plural pronoun? |
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Another. |
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What is the difference between "other", not including "the other", and "another" as a singular pronoun? |
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If "other" can be used as a singular pronoun, it should have another determiner like "any". |
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"another" is used without any additional determiner. " |
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Which one can be used as a determiner for a singular uncountable noun, "other" or "another"? |
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Other. |
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Which one can be used as a determiner for a singular countable noun, "other" or "another"? |
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Another. |
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Did you practice an imaginary play? |
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If you didn't, practice one. |
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