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:They have two ''cats'':  <u>the red ''one''</u> is 12 years old, <u>the other ''one''</u> is only 6.
 
:They have two ''cats'':  <u>the red ''one''</u> is 12 years old, <u>the other ''one''</u> is only 6.
::''Ils ont deux chats: <u>le rouge</u>, qui a 12 ans, et <u>l'autre</u> qui n'a que 6.
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::<span style="font-size:72%;font-variant:small-caps;color:darkgray;>Ils ont deux chats: <u>le rouge</u>, qui a 12 ans, et <u>l'autre</u> qui n'a que 6.</span>
  
 
==Demonstrative Pronoun==
 
==Demonstrative Pronoun==

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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.