Someone vs. Some One
What Is Their Main Difference?
Some one
'Some one' refers to one unspecific person in a group of things or people that we are choosing from.
Remember that almost all the time, when we use 'some one' it has to be followed by 'of + noun phrase)'.
When it is not followed by a noun phrase, it's written as 'someone'.
Example
Some one of the students was asking my question.
Can We Say 'Some one of the ...'?
Usually, 'some one of the ....' is not used in written or spoken language. We often use 'one of the...'.
'Some' in this usage is usually omitted.
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(1)Zahra
Oct 2024
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