"these ones". can we say that. does it make sense?

Question

"these ones". can we say that. does it make sense?

Answer 1

no...you can just say these..

Answer 2

You only need to say 'these', but if you do say it, people will know what you mean.

Answer 3

It's grammatically incorrect and should just be "these." Why? You can't pluralize "one" unless you're referring the the ones digit of a number or the number one itself. "These two" is grammatically correct, "These ones" is not.

Answer 4

No! "These" is sufficient.

Answer 5

You can say "these ones" and "those ones", but doing so is incorrect. Say "these" and "those" instead.  

Answer 6

Oh, goodness sake, no! My roommate says that all the time, and it's grammatically incorrect and very irritating to hear as an English Major.

You may say:

"These"    for  [describing many things -- plural]

or

"This one"   [describing one thing -- singular]

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