Other, Another, The Other

Lots of people are confused about these, while in fact "another" is nothing more than "an + other" and the difference between them comes down to the difference between "an" and "the".
With uncountable nouns such as bread, chocolate, money, luggage, butter and so on, we do not use "a" or "an". This means that "other" can be used in front of them.
In front of countable nouns like man, bottle, computer and so on we use „a” or “an”, which means they are preceded by "another".
In front of all of them we can use „the”, i.e. "the other" can come before all nouns, including their plural form.

	countable	uncountable	plural
another	another drink another man another pillow	------	------
other	------	other money other furniture other bread	other people other ways other books
the other	the other drink the other bottle the other bar	the other money the other furniture the other bread	the other people the other companies the other books

Here are some examples:
I have already taken a biscuit, but I don't like it because it does not have enough chocolate chips, so I ask:
Give me another biscuit, please.
But if there are a total of two biscuits, I will say:
Give me the other biscuit, please.Now I am really unlucky because I have a plate of biscuits in my hands but they are the wrong flavour, so I say: 
Give me other biscuits, please.
Turns out we only have two plates of biscuits, and I know that, so I want to exchange the ones I have with the others. I go: 
Give me the other biscuits, please.

And here is an example with an uncountable noun:
I don’t want other furniture,I am quite fond of ours.I don’t want to buy the other bread, I like the taste of the bread we usually buy.