No. The word 'others' is a noun (pronoun perhaps) standing for other + noun + s.Instead of saying “in other years it has droughts”, can I say “droughts are others”?
I don't think so, but what is the full sentence you are thinking of?Would it be correct if I used " others in droughts"?
The first and second parts of the sentence need to have parallel structures, mimi.Here it is:
That area has floods in some years, others in droughts.
When reading it, I think if it is correct to reverse it?
That area had floods in some years, droughts in others?
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