Refers to two or more people or things doing an action to or with one another.
Examples:
The twins often finish each other's sentences.They exchanged gifts with each other at the reunion.The dogs chased each other around the park.
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One another
/wʌn əˈnʌðə/
Used to refer to each of two or more people or things as the same in relation to the others
Examples:
The siblings support one another through thick and thin.During the meeting, colleagues challenged one another's ideas.The neighbors glance over fences to greet one another.
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One another typically applies to more than two people, while each other is usually used when referring to two people.
To recall which to use, think of one another for a larger group, similar to the phrase one of another.
Use each other when the interaction or action involves two individuals.
Remember, you can exchange greetings with each other if there are just two of you, but swap stories with one another if the group is larger.
Try to pair each other with situations like couples talking, and one another in community settings.