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Uso del artículo definido "the" en inglés
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:
Example:
Family names:
Example:
Musical instruments:
Example:
Newspaper names:
Example:
Systems or services:
Example:
Organizations:
Example:
Something unique in the context:
Example:
A particular place:
Example:
Famous monuments, buildings, museums, works of art, etc.:
Example:
Hotels, bars, pubs, and restaurants (not named after a person):
Example:
Ordinal numbers:
Example:
Decades:
Example:
Geographical areas, groups of rivers, mountain ranges, oceans, etc.:
Example:
Countries (only if they include: “republic” / “kingdom” / “states” / plural names)
Example:
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EstudianteHello there! I share with you others uses to the definite article “The”:
excellent infographic
very good, thanks
There are many situations in where we can use the article "the" and for that, I'm going to focus on the situations in where we can't use it.
So let's start!!! 🤓🤓🤓🤓😇😇😜😎😎
1- Person titles:
I can't say:
The Mr. turner is here == Tha's wrong ❌
I can say:
Mr. Turner is here == Tha's correct 👍
2- Generall things:
I can't say:
The apples are delicius == That's wrong ❌
I can say:
Apples are delicius == Tha's correct 👍
3- The week days:
I can't say:
I went to the park the sunday == That's wrong ❌
I can say:
I went to the park on sunday == That's correct 👍
4- Languages:
I can't say:
I like the english == That's wrong ❌
I can say:
I like english == That's correct 👍
5- Apostrophe 's:
I can't say:
The Alejandro's toys == That's wrong ❌
I can say:
Alejandro's toys == That's correct 👍
6- Year moments:
I can't say:
The exam is the next week == That's wrong ❌
I can say:
The exam is next week == That's correct 👍
So yeah, Like that we have to use the article "The"
nice!!! man
Pretty useful! Thanks!
This page has many exercise about definite article 'the':
thank you
Oh! Pretty good link, thanks!
Hello, thank you for this.
I don´t know when NOT to use the article "the", ¿Can you help me with some examples?
Hello! you can chedk this class: Definite article :)
El artículo definido the es usado para referirse a personas, cosas o situaciones específicas.
Personas específicas
Solamente una, única persona
Familias
Grupos de personas
Persona particular
Cosas específicas
Instrumentos musicales
Lugar particular
Famosos monumentos, edificios, museos, etc
Hoteles, bares y restaurantes (que no tenga el nombre de una persona, ej: Andres' restaurant)
Lugar particular
Solamente uno en el sitio
Cosas únicas
Situaciones específicas
Números ordinales
Décadas
Áreas geográficas, grupos de ríos, montañas, océanos, etc
Ciudades (nombres en plural / "república" / "reino" / “estados”)
¿Cuándo no usarlo?
Nombres de ciudades y países (excepto las mencionadas anteriormente)
Años
Profesiones
Títulos combinados con nombres
Comidas
Lenguajes
Never stop learning!~ 💚
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The teacher who works here. The boy with the red shirt. Adjectives for a group:
Use the with person or things but when is only person and onli thing
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Something/someone unique:
Example:
The Pope lives in Vatican City. *I love looking at the sky.
thanks, very good class
There are many situations in where we can use the article “the” and for that, I’m going to focus on the situations in where we can’t use it.
So let’s start!!! 🤓🤓🤓🤓😇😇😜😎😎
1- Person titles: I can’t say:
The Mr. turner is here == Tha’s wrong ❌
I can say:
Mr. Turner is here == Tha’s correct 👍
2- Generall things: I can’t say:
The apples are delicius == That’s wrong ❌
I can say:
Apples are delicius == Tha’s correct 👍
3- The week days: I can’t say:
I went to the park the sunday == That’s wrong ❌
I can say:
I went to the park on sunday == That’s correct 👍
4- Languages: I can’t say:
I like the english == That’s wrong ❌
I can say:
I like english == That’s correct 👍
5- Apostrophe 's: I can’t say:
The Alejandro’s toys == That’s wrong ❌
I can say:
Alejandro’s toys == That’s correct 👍
6- Year moments: I can’t say:
The exam is the next week == That’s wrong ❌
I can say:
The exam is next week == That’s correct 👍
So yeah, Like that we have to use the article “The”
EAMPLE: The Pope lives in Vatican City. I love looking at the sky. A particular person
Hello there! I share with you others uses to the definite article “The”: article the.jpg
¿Por qué algunos países usan "the"?
Usamos the solo cuando el nombre del país transmite la idea de un grupo o una organización política. Por eso decimos the United States o the Dominican Republic, ya que contienen palabras como "estados" o "república", pero nunca diríamos "the Mexico" o "the Spain" porque son nombres singulares y propios. Piensa en ello como si estuvieras agrupando varias partes para formar una sola nación.
How use correctly the definite article "the".
I like to go to the mountain
Good lecture
l like these pants. the bule one its perfect to me.
I like these shoes. The gray one is my favorite.
