Other, Another, Others: Multiple Choice

Read the whole sentence. How many things or people are there, and does a noun come after the gap? Then choose the correct word. Your first choice counts.

1. I've found one of my black socks. Where's _____ one?

2. My phone can play music, take photos and do lots of _____ things.

3. I didn't like my first job in London, so after six months I found _____ job in a smaller company.

4. This parking space is too small for our van, but there are _____ near the station.

5. There were five of us at the lake. Ana and I went swimming, but _____ stayed on the grass.

6. It's raining today, so let's go to the beach _____ day.

7. Paolo speaks Italian and English, but he doesn't speak any _____ languages.

8. There are three people in this photo. I know the woman on the left, but who are _____ two?

9. These biscuits are too sweet for me. Have you got any _____?

10. I've only found two of the six glasses. Where are _____?

11. Our team needs one more player for Saturday's match. Do you know _____ person who could play?

12. We visited Rome and Florence, and a few _____ cities in the north.

13. Only two of the ten runners didn't finish the race. All _____ crossed the line.

14. Our flat has two bedrooms. Mine is quite big, but _____ one is tiny.

15. My grandmother spent her whole life helping _____, so everyone in the village loved her.

16. Ben wasn't the only one who was late. Several _____ people missed the start of the film too.

17. These sandwiches are delicious, and there are lots left on the plate. Can I have _____ one?

18. Four friends are coming for dinner tonight. Sam will be late, but _____ are all here already.

19. Some birds fly south for the winter, while _____ stay here all year. A few just move to the coast.

20. Our classroom is at one end of the corridor, and the library is at _____ end.