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- articles - another, an another or a another which one is . . .
Should I use "an" or "a" before the word "another"? If yes, when should use it Or I can just use "another" without any of those articles (a an)
- My other or My another - English Language Learners Stack Exchange
In the noun phrase another sister, the determiner slot is filled by another, a determinative This word was formed by compounding an + other I'm sure you already know you can't put my and an together, because that would be two determiners together For the same reason, you can't put my and another together * [My another sister] is taller than me
- grammar - Difference between the other and another - English . . .
7 No, it's not supposed to be "another" They actually left out the word 'one'--it's understood by native speakers See below I have just imparted to you two pieces of advice Whether you will eventually choose one over the other [one] is a matter of personal choice, so good luck "Another" is the contracted form of "an other"
- anothers vs another - English Language Learners Stack Exchange
If just a few hundred hours of play-based therapy can improve my life and save another’s, I am more than happy to help Should I replace "another’s" with "another"?
- Is there any difference between another two and two other?
But regardless of the context and how the second sentence is interpreted, another and other mean something different: another two: two more two additional two other: two different as replacements two different in addition
- Alternative (polite)phrases to its a shame. . . to avoid possible . . .
Another alternative is “I’m sorry (to hear)”, which might sound less offensive to you since it’s you, the speaker, who is expressing remorse: (1) I’m sorry (to hear) we can't take them home with us (2) I’m sorry (to hear) that you haven't read this book It doesn’t really work for your third example, though I think any sort of expression of pity shame sorrow etc here will come
- prepositions - At another time or In another time? - English . . .
It's perfectly possible to say, for example, that was in another time (somewhen during some relatively non-specific earlier age, period), whereas at another time means a specific time (often, not too far distant from whatever time it's being contrasted with)
- Wanting to avoid vulgarity; alternatives for a dick move
To describe it with another vulgarity, "dick move" describes what an asshole would do The term combines the inappropriateness of the action with a derogatory reference to the person doing it
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