"other and the other" or "others and the others"

[Gi_Jo209]

Dear Mr. Alan,

could you please explain me about ohter and the other or others and the others.
what is the difference between these two things please?

thank you

Jokung

[Mister Micawber]

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Hello, Jokung, and welcome to English-test.net.

Other and the other are adjectives and modify nouns. The refers to a specific other thing or things:

Other people don't like me.
The other managers don't like me / The other manager doesn't like me.

Others and the others are plural pronouns, and do not modify a noun. The refers to specific other things.

Some people like me and others don't.
Some of the managers like me and the others don't.

Does that help?
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[Alan]

Hi Jokung,

Using 'the' with an adjective followed by a noun emphasises or specifies as in:

English books are sometimes difficult to understand but the English books I have bought are easy to understand.

Alan
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