Ex. 1 pag. 268

1. Sorry, I haven’t got one.
2. No. I got ones.
3. No, thanks. I’ve just had one.
4. Yes. There’s one over there.
5. No. They’re old ones.
6. The oneon Queen Street.
7. It’s either this one or that one.
8. Which one is yours? The stripy one or the checked one? The checked one.

Ex. 2 pag. 269

1. The black and yellow ones.
2. The one in Broom Street.
3. I don’t mind. Either one.
4. No. The old one.
5. Yes. The every ones.
6. Sorry, but I haven’t got one.
7. It doesn’t matter. Any one.
8. How about the first one we come to?

Ex. 3 pag. 269

1. No. Either one is fine, thanks.
2. Any one. They both go to the town centre.
3. No. Neither one looks very interesting.
4. The one you choose.
5. Yes. In every ones.
6. Which one? This one we saw in the paper yesterday.

Ex. 4 pag. 269

n. 1. Either is fine, thanks.

n.3. Neither looks very interesting.