Other, others, another and the other grammar practice for English learners. This interactive choose the correct option exercise helps students practise the difference between other, others, another and the other in modern everyday situations with traffic, road trips, ID cards, hotel stays, parking spaces, gas stations and weekend plans.
Choose the correct option.
1. The highway was packed, so Jake opened the map and said, “There must be ______ ways to get to the beach.”
2. Maya had both her digital ID and her plastic license with her. The scanner accepted one, but the officer asked to see ______ one too.
3. Ben wants to take a long road trip. His ______ weekend plans include a barbecue and a day at the lake.
4. We grabbed two bags when we left the apartment after the fire. I’ve got mine - where’s ______?
5. A few people from the building booked hotel rooms for the night, while ______ stayed with friends or relatives.
6. There were two entrances to the parking lot. One was completely backed up, so we drove around to ______.
7. “Gas is ridiculous today,” Nina said. “Let’s do the road trip ______ weekend.”
8. Some drivers gave up and turned around, but ______ stayed in traffic and hoped it would clear up.
9. Leo tried one slice of the new restaurant’s pizza and immediately asked, “Can I have ______ slice?”
10. We were on the road from six in the morning, and Dad stopped for ______ cup of coffee before we reached the hotel.
11. I carry two forms of ID now. One is on my phone, and ______ is the plastic card in my wallet.
12. We stopped at one gas station, saw the price, laughed, and drove on to ______.