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"one copy" vs "one of the copy"

Both phrases are correct, but they are used in different contexts. 'One of the copy' is used when referring to a specific copy among several, while 'one copy' is used when referring to a single copy without specifying it among others.

Last Updated: March 22, 2024

one copy

This phrase is correct when referring to a single copy without specifying it among others.

Use 'one copy' when you want to refer to a single copy without specifying it among other copies.

Examples:

  • I need to make one copy of this document.
  • She only has one copy of the book.

Alternatives:

  • a copy
  • a single copy
  • just one copy
  • only one copy
  • a duplicate

one of the copy

This phrase is correct when referring to a specific copy among several.

Use 'one of the copy' when you want to specify a particular copy among several copies.

Examples:

  • This is one of the copies that need to be signed.
  • She took one of the copies for herself.

Alternatives:

  • one of the copies
  • one of the copies of the document
  • one of the copies of the book
  • one of the copies of the file
  • one of the copies of the report

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