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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
With or without The
Dear friends,
my colleagues and I have faced a controversial question about the use of 'the' in the following example.
The article we are translating narrates about Germany and its division after World War II. We need to mention 'united Germany'. Here our question arises. Should we say The united Germany or just united Germany (without the)?
We will be grateful for your opinion on this.
Thank you!
Irina
my colleagues and I have faced a controversial question about the use of 'the' in the following example.
The article we are translating narrates about Germany and its division after World War II. We need to mention 'united Germany'. Here our question arises. Should we say The united Germany or just united Germany (without the)?
We will be grateful for your opinion on this.
Thank you!
Irina
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Anonymous Should we say The united Germany or just united Germany (without the)?It could be either one, depending on the particulars.
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