ONE/ONES
We use one/ones when we do not want to repeat the already mentioned noun.
ONE refers to the previously mentioned SINGULAR noun
ONES refers to the previously mentioned PLURAL noun
Examples: I don’t know which skirt I liked most, the yellow one or the blue one.
I’d like to have some apples. I’d like to have the red ones, please!
Fill in the gaps!
1) There are 5 building blocks on the table. Four pink ______ and one yellow _______.
2) I’d like to try on this suit. Which ______? The black ______. I don’t like the color of the other _______.
3) Marcus has many sweaters but he simply wears the blue_______ because it’s his favorite.
4) Give me the peppers, please! There are 3 different _________. The green ________, the yellow ________ or the red ________.
5) Did you read your book? Which _______? The _______ you have to read until Friday..
6) I have some great new CDs. I listen to the ________ on my bedside table,
7) Can you see the cars over there? The old red _______ is mine, and the new white ______ belongs to my boss.
8) Look at those pants, I really like them. Which _______ are you talking about? The blue _______ or the black _________.
9) Where are my sweets? Uuups, are you talking about the _______ on the table? I’m sorry, I ate them.
10) Susie, I think you left your workbooks on the kitchen table. No, these are the _______ of Jimmy.
We use one/ones when we do not want to repeat the already mentioned noun.
ONE refers to the previously mentioned SINGULAR noun
ONES refers to the previously mentioned PLURAL noun
Examples: I don’t know which skirt I liked most, the yellow one or the blue one.
I’d like to have some apples. I’d like to have the red ones, please!
Fill in the gaps!
1) There are 5 building blocks on the table. Four pink ______ and one yellow _______.
2) I’d like to try on this suit. Which ______? The black ______. I don’t like the color of the other _______.
3) Marcus has many sweaters but he simply wears the blue_______ because it’s his favorite.
4) Give me the peppers, please! There are 3 different _________. The green ________, the yellow ________ or the red ________.
5) Did you read your book? Which _______? The _______ you have to read until Friday..
6) I have some great new CDs. I listen to the ________ on my bedside table,
7) Can you see the cars over there? The old red _______ is mine, and the new white ______ belongs to my boss.
8) Look at those pants, I really like them. Which _______ are you talking about? The blue _______ or the black _________.
9) Where are my sweets? Uuups, are you talking about the _______ on the table? I’m sorry, I ate them.
10) Susie, I think you left your workbooks on the kitchen table. No, these are the _______ of Jimmy.
Explicación:
ONE/ONES
We use one/ones when we do not want to repeat the already mentioned noun.
ONE refers to the previously mentioned SINGULAR noun
ONES refers to the previously mentioned PLURAL noun
Examples: I don’t know which skirt I liked most, the yellow one or the blue one.
I’d like to have some apples. I’d like to have the red ones, please!
Fill in the gaps!
1) There are 5 building blocks on the table. Four pink ______ and one yellow _______.
2) I’d like to try on this suit. Which ______? The black ______. I don’t like the color of the other _______.
3) Marcus has many sweaters but he simply wears the blue_______ because it’s his favorite.
4) Give me the peppers, please! There are 3 different _________. The green ________, the yellow ________ or the red ________.
5) Did you read your book? Which _______? The _______ you have to read until Friday..
6) I have some great new CDs. I listen to the ________ on my bedside table,
7) Can you see the cars over there? The old red _______ is mine, and the new white ______ belongs to my boss.
8) Look at those pants, I really like them. Which _______ are you talking about? The blue _______ or the black _________.
9) Where are my sweets? Uuups, are you talking about the _______ on the table? I’m sorry, I ate them.
10) Susie, I think you left your workbooks on the kitchen table. No, these are the _______ of Jimmy.
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