We wanted to go to movies, but instead we stayed home and watched the TV.
We wanted to go to the movies, but instead we stayed home and watched TV.
Key: Everyone in the class missed question number 20 on the test.
Rule 48: Do not use an article when referring to numbers or letters in a list. We do not use THE before noun+number.
My dream is to see the Empire state building in NY, feel the academic atmosphere in Oxford University, walk on Broadway street and visit the Bahamas.
My brother is a mountain climber; he has climbed Mount Everest. His next goal is to explore the Urals.
" Who cares about that, my concern at the moment is finding ___ space for our parking, dreamer".
"There are millions of stars in space. "
" Who cares about that, my concern at the moment is finding the space for our parking, dreamer".
Rule: We say SPACE without THE when we mean 'space in the universe' but use THE when talking about space around us in daily life.
"Have you got these shoes in size 43?
After leaving from Victoria station, we decided to go to Hyde Park and after lunch visit Westminster Abbey and the Natural History museum.
Joe had an accident this morning and was taken to hospital. His mother is in the hospital with him right now. I don't think she'll come to church for her regular service tomorrow morning nor dine with you at Brown's restaurant.
Rule 32: Use the with the names of hotels, pubs, restaurants, motels, theaters, cinemas, bridges and buildings.
Exception: Do not use an article with the names of halls/hospitals/building names that start with a place/person name.
My cousin wanted to be a surgeon, but he fainted at the sight of blood. So, he decided to become a teacher instead.
I'll tell you what I know: the Times Square is in NY; the Eiffel tower is in Paris; Gatwick airport is near London, Harold's department store is in London, St Patricks's Cathedral is in Dublin, and the Amazon river does not only run in eastern Brazil but through the entire country.
"Even though sugar is not very good for me, can you pass the sugar, please."