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one and ones a big one; the ones on the chair
We often use one instead of repeating a countable noun.
'What sort of car would you like?' A big one.' (= 'A big car.') (NOT 'A-big-.0
That was a great party. Let's have another one soon.
The plural is ones.
'Which are your gloves ?' 'The ones on the chair.'
^ Complete the sentences with one(s), using words from the box.
another green/ blue last new this small
.
► I bought a blue shirt and two ..2 r.e?!Y..0.lfY?£: 4 That bus is th e .......................... tonight.
1 That shop isn't as good as............................ 5 'Another piece of cake?'
2 My TV's broken. I must ge t.......................... . 'Just a
3 She's finished her apple. She wants 6 I don't like the red shoes. I prefer
th e ..................................
Q Look at the pictures and answer the questions.
Use words from the box.
big black blue fast glass / green red
slow small white wooden / yellow
► Which table do you prefer? P.I*"?.*,
or The woodew ovct.
1 Which house do you prefer?
2 Which sweater do you prefer?
3 Which car do you prefer? ....
4 Which dog do you prefer? ...
5 Which flower do you prefer?
We say one, not a one, when there is no adjective.
'What sort of cake would you like?' One with a lot of cream.' (NOT A one with .. .J
7s there a garage near here?' 'There's one in Weston Street.'
Write some true sentences. Use the expressions in the box.
I've already got one. I haven't got one. I need one. I need a new one.
I don't need one. I'd like one. I don't want one.
► a computer ..! P.^P:................... 4 a cup of coffee
1 a bicycle ............................................................ 5 a tennis racket
2 a fast car ............................................................ 6 a raincoat ....
3 a camera ............................................................ 7 a rich uncle ..
We only use one for countable nouns (see page 198).
'Wouldyou like some coffee?' 'Yes, black (coffee), please.' (NOT Yes, black one...’)
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