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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
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Use of "the"
Hello!
I'm writing a course paper in English (business economics).
In this paper I analyse business plan of one specific company. Shoud I use "the" in front of its name? For example,
The FALLOW (company's name) constantly follows it's strategy regarding sales figures.
Is "the" necessary?
I'm writing a course paper in English (business economics).
In this paper I analyse business plan of one specific company. Shoud I use "the" in front of its name? For example,
The FALLOW (company's name) constantly follows it's strategy regarding sales figures.
Is "the" necessary?
Top answer
If just "Fallow" is the company's name, don't use "the". It's possible that the company's name is "The Fallow", however, so in that case you need "the" because it's part of the name. CJ (its strategy - not it's)
- If just "Fallow" is the company's name, don't use "the".
- It's possible that the company's name is "The Fallow", however, so in that case you need "the" because it's part of the name.
- CJ (its strategy - not it's)
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If just "Fallow" is the company's name, don't use "the".
It's possible that the company's name is "The Fallow", however, so in that case you need "the" because it's part of the name.
CJ
(its strategy - not it's)
It's possible that the company's name is "The Fallow", however, so in that case you need "the" because it's part of the name.
CJ
(its strategy - not it's)
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