Elseplaced after someone/anybody/nothing etc.

A someone/somebody/something, anyone/anybody/anything, no one/nobody/nothing, everyone/everybody/everything and the adverbs somewhere, anywhere, nowhere, everywhere can be followed by else:

someone else/somebody else = some other person anyone else/anybody else = any other person no one else/nobody else = no other person everyone else/everybody else = every other person something else = some other thing

I'm afraid I can't help you. You'll have to ask someone else. ~ There isn't anyone else/There's no one else to ask.

else used with adverbs:

somewhere else = in/at/to some other place anywhere else = in/at/to any other place nowhere else = in/at/to no other place

Are you going anywhere else?

B someone/somebody, anyone/anybody, no one/nobody + else can

be possessive:

I took someone else's coat.

Was anyone else's luggage opened? No one else's luggage was opened.

53 another, other, others with one and some A another, other, others Adjective Pronoun

Singular another

another others

Plural

other

Have you met Bill's sisters? ~ I've met one I didn 't know he had another (sister). ~ Oh, he has two others/two other sisters.

B one... another/other (s), some... other (s)

One student suggested a play, another (student)/other students/others wanted a concert. Some tounsts/Some of the tourists went on the beach; others explored the town

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