1. Complete with one/ones:

a) Ann doesnt like the white bag, she likes the black ____. Shell probably get the golden necklace, not the silver ______.

b) Louise hasnt chosen the pink sweater, she has chosen the green ________.

c) Rachel hasnt bought the chocolate muffins, she has bought the cream _______.

d) Janet doesnt want the blue top, she wants the orange ________.

e) Lydia is going to buy the green shoes, not the purple _______.

f) Beth has tried on the pink dress, not the green ____.

g) The girls prefer the shopping centre in High Street, not the _______ in Liverpool Street.

2. Complete the dialogues with one/ones:

a) Rose has lost the 8:45 train. Shell take ________________ (next).

b) She hasnt taken the big suitcase. Shes carrying ____________ (small)

c) She isnt wearing her black dress. Shes wearing ____________ (green)

d) The next train is at 10:00, so shell have breakfast in a caf. She likes _________ in front of the train station.

e) The waiter offers her some cakes, she picks ______________ (cream).

f) Her teaspoon is dirty. She asks for ________________ (clean).

g) She uses her napkin and she asks for ____________________ (new)

h) Theres green and red tea in the caf. Rose will have __________ (red)

i) A flower seller offers Rose some flowers. She picks ___________ (pink)

j) There are some biscuits in the caf. Rose eats some ____________ (chocolate).

k) There are several kinds of sandwiches. ________________________ (ham and cheese) are her favourite.

l) There are two other customers in the caf. ____________ sitting next to Rose is an old friend of hers.

We use ONE to substitute NOUNS that have already been mentioned:

THIS ONE/THAT ONE:

Which sweater do you prefer? I prefer this one.

THE ONE:

Which restaurant do you mean? The one in front of the Science Museum.

THE + adjective + ONE:

I dont like blue car, but I love the yellow one.

A/AN + adjective + ONE

What car does he have? A red one.

We use ONES to substitute NOUNS in the plural.

not usually used with THESE or THOSE.

Which gloves do you prefer? These or those?

THE ONES:

Which gloves are yours? The ones on the bed.

THE + adjective + ONES:

I dont like the brown boots, I like the blue ones.

(SOME) + adjective + ONES:

I broke two cups. Ill buy some new ones.