Difference between “other” and “another”
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Why in this sentence "Other" is used?
"I find this shop very expensive. Next time I'll try other shop."
And in this other, another is used
"I'm not happy with this product. Next time I'll buy another brand."
Is possible use other or another in both sentences?
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Why in this sentence "Other" is used?
"I find this shop very expensive. Next time I'll try other shop."
And in this other, another is used
"I'm not happy with this product. Next time I'll buy another brand."
Is possible use other or another in both sentences?
grammar word-choice word-usage
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you can try other shops, or another shop, or the other shop. But not other shop.
– Jim
2 days ago
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Why in this sentence "Other" is used?
"I find this shop very expensive. Next time I'll try other shop."
And in this other, another is used
"I'm not happy with this product. Next time I'll buy another brand."
Is possible use other or another in both sentences?
grammar word-choice word-usage
Why in this sentence "Other" is used?
"I find this shop very expensive. Next time I'll try other shop."
And in this other, another is used
"I'm not happy with this product. Next time I'll buy another brand."
Is possible use other or another in both sentences?
grammar word-choice word-usage
grammar word-choice word-usage
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you can try other shops, or another shop, or the other shop. But not other shop.
– Jim
2 days ago
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you can try other shops, or another shop, or the other shop. But not other shop.
– Jim
2 days ago
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you can try other shops, or another shop, or the other shop. But not other shop.
– Jim
2 days ago
you can try other shops, or another shop, or the other shop. But not other shop.
– Jim
2 days ago
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This is wrong:
I'll try other shop.
Correct possible sentences are:
I'll try another shop. (Any other shop.)
I'll try the other shop. (When there is specifically one alternative.)
I'll try other shops. (When there are multiple alternatives to choose from.)
You should explain what the differences between "other" and "another" are, since that seems to be OP's question.
– Laurel
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This is wrong:
I'll try other shop.
Correct possible sentences are:
I'll try another shop. (Any other shop.)
I'll try the other shop. (When there is specifically one alternative.)
I'll try other shops. (When there are multiple alternatives to choose from.)
You should explain what the differences between "other" and "another" are, since that seems to be OP's question.
– Laurel
yesterday
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This is wrong:
I'll try other shop.
Correct possible sentences are:
I'll try another shop. (Any other shop.)
I'll try the other shop. (When there is specifically one alternative.)
I'll try other shops. (When there are multiple alternatives to choose from.)
You should explain what the differences between "other" and "another" are, since that seems to be OP's question.
– Laurel
yesterday
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This is wrong:
I'll try other shop.
Correct possible sentences are:
I'll try another shop. (Any other shop.)
I'll try the other shop. (When there is specifically one alternative.)
I'll try other shops. (When there are multiple alternatives to choose from.)
This is wrong:
I'll try other shop.
Correct possible sentences are:
I'll try another shop. (Any other shop.)
I'll try the other shop. (When there is specifically one alternative.)
I'll try other shops. (When there are multiple alternatives to choose from.)
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You should explain what the differences between "other" and "another" are, since that seems to be OP's question.
– Laurel
yesterday
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You should explain what the differences between "other" and "another" are, since that seems to be OP's question.
– Laurel
yesterday
You should explain what the differences between "other" and "another" are, since that seems to be OP's question.
– Laurel
yesterday
You should explain what the differences between "other" and "another" are, since that seems to be OP's question.
– Laurel
yesterday
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you can try other shops, or another shop, or the other shop. But not other shop.
– Jim
2 days ago