Understanding 'Other' in Nouns

Which type of noun can "other" be used with?

• Only singular countable nouns

• Only plural countable nouns

• Only uncountable nouns

• Plural countable nouns or uncountable nouns

What does "other" mean when used with nouns?

• The same

• Different or additional

• Only people

• Only things

Complete the sentence: "I don't like this book, please give me ______ books."

• another

• other

• the other

• others

Complete the sentence: "You can read ______ information on our website."

• another

• others

• other

• the other

Which of the following is NOT a type of determiner that can precede "other"?

• Articles

• Numbers

• Adverbs

• Possessive adjectives

Why is "A + other" incorrect, and what is the correct form?

• "Other" starts with a consonant, so "A + other" is correct.

• "Other" starts with a vowel, so "An + other" is correct.

• "Other" is always plural, so "A + other" is incorrect.

• "Other" is always singular, so "An + other" is incorrect.

What type of noun does "Another" combine with, and what does it mean?

• Plural countable noun; means "many others".

• Uncountable noun; means "some other".

• Singular countable noun; means "one other".

• Any noun; means "the remaining one".

When "The other" is followed by a singular noun, what does it mean?

• Any other item

• One more item

• The remaining item or person

• Multiple remaining items

When "The other" is followed by a plural noun, what does it mean?

• One more item

• The remaining item or person

• Any other items

• The remaining items or people

How is "other" used with numbers greater than one (e.g., 2, 3...)?

• Number + another + singular noun

• Number + other + singular noun

• Number + other + plural noun

• Number + others