other and another

[**C@RL$$**]

can someone tell me whats the different between these two words other and another
and suggest some exemple please
thanks

[Harry Smith]

Originally Posted by **C@RL$$**

can someone tell me whats the different between these two words other and another
and suggest some exemple please
thanks

First of all "another" is used in singular meaning one more: another cup of tea, another day, another lesson etc. You can use "other" both in singular and in plural: the other cup of tea, the other cups of tea, the other day(concerning to the past), the other days, the other lesson or the other lessons etc.

[MikeNewYork]

Originally Posted by Harry Smith

First of all "another" is used in singular meaning one more: another cup of tea, another day, another lesson etc. You can use "other" both in singular and in plural: the other cup of tea, the other cups of tea, the other day(concerning to the past), the other days, the other lesson or the other lessons etc.

Yes, "another" came form "an/one other"; that is why it is always singular.

[**C@RL$$**]

Originally Posted by Harry Smith

First of all "another" is used in singular meaning one more: another cup of tea, another day, another lesson etc. You can use "other" both in singular and in plural: the other cup of tea, the other cups of tea, the other day(concerning to the past), the other days, the other lesson or the other lessons etc.

thanks for your help Harry

[Harry Smith]

Originally Posted by **C@RL$$**

thanks for your help Harry

You are welcome!