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Olgaa Posted 17 years ago
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Definite article before names of companies
Shall I use definite article before the name of Companies?
E.g. Cooperation between the/- PLASMA company and the/- Information Systems Company.
E.g. Cooperation between the/- PLASMA company and the/- Information Systems Company.
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Hi, Shall I use definite article before the name of Companies? g. Cooperation between the/- PLASMA company and the/- Information Systems Company.
- Hi, Shall I use definite article before the name of Companies?
- g.
- Cooperation between the/- PLASMA company and the/- Information Systems Company.
- Yes.
- Because there are many companies, and you are specifying specific ones.
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Hi,
Shall I use definite article before the name of Companies?
E.g. Cooperation between the/- PLASMA company and the/- Information Systems Company.
Yes. Because there are many companies, and you are specifying specific ones.
Or you could say
Cooperation between PLASMA and Information Systems.
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Shall I use definite article before the name of Companies?
E.g. Cooperation between the/- PLASMA company and the/- Information Systems Company.
Yes. Because there are many companies, and you are specifying specific ones.
Or you could say
Cooperation between PLASMA and Information Systems.
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