Uso del artículo definido "the" en inglés
Clase 17 de 20 • Curso de Inglés Básico A2: Conjunciones y Verbos
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Clase 17 de 20 • Curso de Inglés Básico A2: Conjunciones y Verbos
Contenido del curso
Below, you will read the general rules to understand when to use (or not) the definite article ‘the’:
Something already mentioned:
Example:
Something/someone unique:
Example:
A particular person:
Example:
Adjectives for a group:
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Family names:
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Musical instruments:
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Newspaper names:
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Systems or services:
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Organizations:
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Something unique in the context:
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A particular place:
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Famous monuments, buildings, museums, works of art, etc.:
Example:
Hotels, bars, pubs, and restaurants (not named after a person):
Example:
Ordinal numbers:
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Decades:
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Geographical areas, groups of rivers, mountain ranges, oceans, etc.:
Example:
Countries (only if they include: “republic” / “kingdom” / “states” / plural names)
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