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    Another means one more, one other, one different we use 'another' + a singular countable noun, and a singular verb, or we use '(the) others' "i am checking the windows in this old house. One window is broken, another (one / window) needs some paint, the others (other windows) are OK."

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    Another means one more, one other, one different we use 'another' + a singular countable noun, and a singular verb, or we use '(the) others' "i am checking the windows in this old house. One window is broken, another (one / window) needs some paint, the others (other windows) are OK."

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    Another means one more, one other, one different we use 'another' + a singular countable noun, and a singular verb, or we use '(the) others' "i am checking the windows in this old house. One window is broken, another (one / window) needs some paint, the others (other windows) are OK."

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    Another means one more, one other, one different We use another + a singular countable noun, and a singular verb of course. We use other + plural nouns, or we use (the) others

    I am checking the windows in this old house. One window is broken, another (one / window) needs some paint, the others (other windows) are OK.

    Marys bought another handbag. She already has ten others (other handbags)

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