One/ones || quiz

One and ones to replace countable nouns. When we are talking about countable noun, we can use one or ones if it's clear what we are talking about. To avoid repeating yourself you can use one when you are talking about a singular countable noun or ones when you are talking about a plural countable noun. But it has to be clear from the situation what you are talking about.
Example:
* I asked for a glass, but they didn't have one.
* I like those shoes, but let's buy these ones.

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