Grammar: one/ones

Exercise 1: The green one or the blue ones?

Fill in one or ones.

1. I’ve got two rabbits, a white _____________ and a black _____________ .

2. There are a lot of shoes in the shop window. I like the red _____________ best.

3. How many birds are there in the cage? – There are two blue _____________ and a yellow

_____________ .

4. There’s a new boutique in Church Street, but it isn’t as good as the _____________ in Market

Street.

5. These magazines are very old. I must buy some new _____________ .

Exercise 2: At the sports shop!

Fill in one or ones.

1. There are three helmets on the shelf, two green _______________ and a red ______________.

2. David wants to buy a new football. He can choose between a black _______________ and a

blue _______________.

3. He must buy a new T-shirt. His old _________________ is too small.

4. They’ve got lots of socks here, but the white ________________ are the best.

5. If you buy two table tennis balls, you get a third _______________ free.

6. Steve needs some new white shorts, but the sports shop has only got blue ______________.

One= Singular Noun

Ones= Plural Noun