One

ONE and ONES to replace countable nouns

A boy wearing glasses

When we are talking about countable things, we can use ONE or ONES if it is clear what we are talking about.

Countable Nouns

Uncountable Nouns

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数えられる名詞をONE または ONES で置き換える

A boy wearing glasses

同じ数えられる名詞を繰り返し使う場合、そしてはっきり同じ名詞だとわかる場合は ONE または ONESに置き換えることができます

Countable Nouns

Uncountable Nouns

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Talking about one thing: A/AN or ONE

A pair of bee-eaters

Usually you can use A/AN or ONE if you are talking about one thing, but in some cases we prefer ONE.

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A/AN またはONEの使い方メモ

A pair of bee-eaters

何か（数えられる名詞）について話をするとき、たいていA/AN または ONEを使えばOKですが、場合によってはONEがよりよいこともあります。

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Special cases of ONE used with nouns

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There are some special cases when we use ONE with nouns.

Possessive Determiners

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