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Ansonguy Posted 8 years ago
Grammar

The ABC Store or ABC Store on Broadway Street

I am going to make up a scenario for my example.

I have been to many ABC Stores to look for the computer that is now on sale. But, it's sold out. My friend has suggested that

(a) I go to ABC Store on Broadway Street and see if it is available.

(b) I go to the ABC Store on Broadway Street and see if it is available.

My non-native English speaking friends think you don't need "the" as in (a). But, I think I need the article because I am talking about that specific location.


What is your opinion? Thanks a lot.

  

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ansonguyI go I'm going to ABC Store on Broadway Street and to see if it is available.

As shown.

ansonguyI go I'm going to the ABC Store on Broadway Street and
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But if you want to write it all as one sentence, don't say I'm going. Instead, say it this way.

My friend has suggested that I go to the ABC Store on Broadway Street and see if it is available.

or

My friend has suggested that I should go to the ABC Store on Broadway Street and see if it is available.

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