Difference between revisions of "One"
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Revision as of 00:09, 11 February 2020
See also: [a], [an], [any], [only]
Cardinal number
Pronoun
In English, adjectives cannot be made into nouns simply by adding an article as they can be in Romance languages.
- They have two cats: the red one is 12 years old, the other one is only 6.
Ils ont deux chats: le rouge, qui a 12 ans, et l'autre qui n'a que 6.
Demonstrative Pronoun
| -ci | -là | |
| celle celui |
this one | that one |
| celles ceux |
these (ones) | those (ones) |
Determiner
- One person said there would be no break this morning.
