Choose the most suitable determiner for the given sentence. What_____ books by…

Correct answer: other

Why this is correct: Use 'other' with plural nouns and with uncountable nouns to mean additional or different items.

• Rule: Use 'another' with singular countable nouns (example: another book).

• Rule: Use 'other' with plural countable nouns and uncountable nouns (examples: other books; other information).

• Note: If you use 'other' before a singular countable noun you usually need another determiner: the other color / the other one.

Why the other choices are incorrect:

• 'many' is a quantifier meaning 'a large number of' and does not complete the question appropriately. To ask about quantity, you would say 'How many books...?'

• 'few' means 'not many' and would change the meaning; 'What few books...' is unnatural here and not the intended sense of asking which additional or different books someone has read.

• 'another' is singular only (example: another book) and therefore cannot correctly fill the blank when the noun is plural ('books').

Correct sentence: What other books by Charles Dickens have you read, apart from 'Oliver Twist'?