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Mitsuo23 Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
L.A. Times with/without THE
Hi,
"Los Angeles Times" is the name of a company, and so is "The New York Times." But I see Los Angeles Times with or without the, depending on context. What is the difference?
e.g:
The color Kindle edition of Los Angeles Times is now available.
The Los Angeles Times is a leading source of news on Southern California.
Thank you,
M
"Los Angeles Times" is the name of a company, and so is "The New York Times." But I see Los Angeles Times with or without the, depending on context. What is the difference?
e.g:
The color Kindle edition of Los Angeles Times is now available.
The Los Angeles Times is a leading source of news on Southern California.
Thank you,
M
Top answer
The name is "Los Angeles Times" so some writers leave out "the". As you can see from its history page, the article should be used. story .
- The name is "Los Angeles Times" so some writers leave out "the".
- As you can see from its history page, the article should be used.
- story .
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The name is "Los Angeles Times" so some writers leave out "the". As you can see from its history page, the article should be used. The short name is "The Times." http://www.latimes.com/about/mediagroup/la-mediacenter-milestones,0,1502162.story.
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