Another-Another-One | Commonly Confused Words

Another one

/əˈnʌðər wʌn/

Used to refer to one more of the same type, or an additional thing or person

This word has no antonyms

/əˈnʌðə/

Used to refer to an additional person or thing of the same type

"The robbery was done by another boy!He killed two of them and wounded another."Ah! ah!" exclaimed the tailor, "that is another thing."

This word has no antonyms

Another is often used as an adjective before a noun, while another one emphasizes the singularity of a particular noun.
The phrase another one can stand alone in a sentence and still convey a complete thought, while another cannot.
Remember another is usually about any additional, while another one specifies one more of the same kind.
Use another when modifying or describing a noun directly, like another apple.
Another one might follow a previous mention, clarifying what exactly you’re adding to.